intraoral scanner and rubber dam

How do intraoral scanners improve patient communication?

• By providing real-time visuals

• By reducing the need for verbal explanations

• By sending reports to patients directly

• None of the above

Which of the following is a limitation of intraoral scanners?

• Cannot capture soft tissue

• High cost

• Time-consuming

• Limited accuracy

What is a key factor for obtaining an accurate scan?

• Ensuring a dry field

• Moving the scanner quickly

• Avoiding light sources

• Using old scanner software

How can intraoral scanners be integrated with CAD/CAM systems?

• Through manual data entry

• By exporting digital files

• Using printed molds

• None of the above

What is the main benefit of using a wireless intraoral scanner?

• Better image quality

• Improved portability and free movement

• Faster scanning process

• More affordable

What technology is often used in conjunction with intraoral scanners for enhanced diagnostics?

• X-ray imaging

• 3D printing

• Ultrasound

• Magnetic resonance imaging

Which feature of intraoral scanners helps in reducing patient discomfort during dental procedures?

• Smaller size

• Faster scanning time

• Less noise

• All of the above

What helps in sealing the edges of the rubber dam around the tooth?

• Floss

• Dental dam napkins

• Dental sealant or dam liquid

• Wedges

Which patient condition may limit the use of rubber dams?

• Latex allergy

• Gag reflex sensitivity

• Severe asthma

• All of the above

What material is commonly used to make rubber dams?

• Latex

• Silicone

• Polyester

• Vinyl