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B) To create a positive seal against moisture and saliva leakage C) To improve the visibility of the axial wall D) To protect the dental pulp from thermal shock

A Class V composite restoration is placed on the buccal surface of tooth #11. After polymerisation, the patient reports localized sensitivity to cold. There are no occlusal high spots. What is the most likely cause of this post-operative sensitivity?A) Configuration factor (C-factor) stresses causing micro-gaps at the marginsB) Exothermic reaction from the curing light damaging the pulpC) Acid etching of the cementum for 30 secondsD) Inadequate light penetration through the composite increment Question 5

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Navigating Operative Dentistry MCQs: The Ultimate Study Guide and PDF Resource

Correct Answer:

A. Calcium Hydroxide. B. Zinc Phosphate. C. Resin-modified Glass Ionomer (RMGIC). D. Zinc Oxide Eugenol. Answer: C

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B) To create a positive seal against moisture and saliva leakage C) To improve the visibility of the axial wall D) To protect the dental pulp from thermal shock

A Class V composite restoration is placed on the buccal surface of tooth #11. After polymerisation, the patient reports localized sensitivity to cold. There are no occlusal high spots. What is the most likely cause of this post-operative sensitivity?A) Configuration factor (C-factor) stresses causing micro-gaps at the marginsB) Exothermic reaction from the curing light damaging the pulpC) Acid etching of the cementum for 30 secondsD) Inadequate light penetration through the composite increment Question 5

You can use the content below to study, or copy-paste it into a document to create your own PDF.

A: Most standard PDFs are in English. However, some Indian publishers (like CBS Publishers & Distributors) release bilingual editions.

Navigating Operative Dentistry MCQs: The Ultimate Study Guide and PDF Resource

Correct Answer:

A. Calcium Hydroxide. B. Zinc Phosphate. C. Resin-modified Glass Ionomer (RMGIC). D. Zinc Oxide Eugenol. Answer: C

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