Dental Cements

Which dental cement accelerates the formation of reparative dentin

• Eugenol

• Calcium Hydroxide

• Zinc oxide

• Silica

cements in dentistry can be used as:

• Liners

• Bases

• RC filling

• All of the above

Flouride rich materials include

• Silicate cements

• Glass ionomer cements

• Polycarboxylate cements

• All of the above

Which cement is most irritant tp pulpal tissues?

• zinc phosphate

• Silicate

• Glass Ionomer

• Polycarboxylate

Which dental cement is known for its antibacterial properties?

• Zinc Oxide Eugenol

• Glass Ionomer

• Polycarboxylate

• Calcium Hydroxide

What is the primary use of glass ionomer cement in dentistry?

• Temporary restoration

• Permanent restoration

• Luting agent

• Orthodontic brackets

Which component in dental cements is responsible for fluoride release?

• Silica

• Alumina

• Fluoroaluminosilicate glass

• Zinc oxide

Which dental cement is commonly used for its thermal insulating properties?

• Zinc Phosphate

• Polycarboxylate

• Glass Ionomer

• Resin Cement

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What is the main advantage of using resin cements in dentistry?

• High compressive strength

• Ease of removal

• Antibacterial properties

• Fluoride release

Which dental cement is known for its ability to bond chemically to tooth structure?

• Zinc Phosphate

• Glass Ionomer

• Resin Cement

• Zinc Oxide Eugenol