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Conservative Dentistry - 3 Questions

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Conservative Dentistry
Surface hardness of the gold foil during condensation
1) Always increases
2) Always decreases
3) Increased followed by a decrease
4) Decreased followed by an increase

πŸ“ Explanation:

The process of condensation (compaction) of gold foil in dentistry involves cold-welding layers of gold to build a solid restoration. As the gold is compacted, a phenomenon known as work hardening occurs, which increases the material's hardness and strength.

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Conservative Dentistry
Axial wall in class V cavity in transverse section appears 
 1. Convex mediodistally and uniformaly placed in the dentin
 2. Straight with flat wall
 3. Kidney shaped with converging mesial and distal
 4. Concave shaped

πŸ“ Explanation:

The axial wall in class V cavity in transverse section appears convex mediodistally and uniformly placed in the dentin. This is because the cavity is typically shallower in the center and deeper towards the line angles, providing a good seal and preventing food and plaque accumulation. 

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Conservative Dentistry
The best gingival margin for porcelain jacket crown
1) Chamfer
2) Knife edge
3) Shoulder
4) None of the above

πŸ“ Explanation:

A shoulder margin provides adequate bulk for the porcelain to prevent fracture and allows for a better aesthetic outcome and marginal seal for a porcelain jacket crown.

 A chamfer margin is generally used for metal or metal-ceramic crowns, 

 a knife-edge margin is rarely used due to poor definition and inadequate resistance form.

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