DMat Quiz

1. It is used to create a model of a dental restoration such as crowns or partial denture that eventually is cast using the lost-wax technique.

• Pattern Waxes

• Inlay wax

• Casting wax

• Baseplate wax

2.What type if baseplate that is the Hardest and are used for mouth use in tropical climates?

• Type I

• Type II

• Type III

• All of the above

3. These are used to build the contours of a denture and hold the position of the denture teeth before the denture is processed in acrylic.

• Inlay wax

• Casting wax

• Baseplate wax

• Resin

4. It is used in various auxiliary roles in the fabrication of models and impressions and in soldering.

• Pattern waxes

• Processing wax

• Baseplate wax

• Resin

5. These wax are soft, pliable waxes used primarily in taking and pouring impressions

• Bite registration wax

• Corrective impression wax

• Sticky wax

• Boxing and Utility wax

6. This is a Type of baseplate wax that is Soft at room temperature and is used in contouring dentures.

• Type I

• Type II

• Type III

• Baseplate

7. This wax are more uniform than natural waxes in their organic structure and more homogeneous in composition.

• Beeswax

• Carnauba

• Synthetic wax

• Inlay wax

8. It is a stress remaining in the wax as a result of manipulation during heating, cooling, bending, carving or other manipulation.

• Flow

• Residual stress

• Thermal expansion

• Melting range

9. Generally are used to fabricate wax patterns for crowns, inlays or bridges.

• Inlay wax

• Casting wax

• Baseplate wax

• resin

10. Used in accurate articulation of certain models of opposing arches.

• Sticky wax

• Corrective impression wax

• Bite registration wax

• Boxing wax