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What is the recommended mixing time for incorporating the powder when making a mixture?
What is the recommended mixing time for incorporating the powder when making a mixture?
- 15 seconds
- 45 seconds (correct)
- 2 minutes
- 1 minute
What role does diacrylate monomer play in the context provided?
What role does diacrylate monomer play in the context provided?
- Contributes to adhesion (correct)
- Enhances flexibility
- Provides color
- Increases viscosity
How should the mixing motion be described when incorporating the powder in a mixture?
How should the mixing motion be described when incorporating the powder in a mixture?
- Employing stropping motion with broad strokes (correct)
- Stirring gently
- Vigorously shaking
- Using circular motions
How can the setting reaction be slowed down when mixing?
How can the setting reaction be slowed down when mixing?
Which component contributes to the adhesive properties?
Which component contributes to the adhesive properties?
What would be the consequence of mixing the powder for only 15 seconds instead of the recommended time?
What would be the consequence of mixing the powder for only 15 seconds instead of the recommended time?
What happens if the powder is added gradually instead of all at once as recommended?
What happens if the powder is added gradually instead of all at once as recommended?
Why is it important to mix using broad strokes during the last 30 seconds of incorporating the powder?
Why is it important to mix using broad strokes during the last 30 seconds of incorporating the powder?
Which component could potentially improve the strength of the adhesive?
Which component could potentially improve the strength of the adhesive?
Why should heat be absorbed during mixing?
Why should heat be absorbed during mixing?
What is the function of water in this context?
What is the function of water in this context?
Why is it recommended to use a cold glass slab?
Why is it recommended to use a cold glass slab?
Which component of temporary crown materials is responsible for protecting the pulp from acidic, toxic, or resin materials?
Which component of temporary crown materials is responsible for protecting the pulp from acidic, toxic, or resin materials?
How might adding more carboxylic acid impact the adhesive properties?
How might adding more carboxylic acid impact the adhesive properties?
What function does the barrier created by low strength bases and liners serve in temporary crown materials?
What function does the barrier created by low strength bases and liners serve in temporary crown materials?
What is the purpose of using temporary cementation?
What is the purpose of using temporary cementation?
What is the primary purpose of using low strength bases and liners in temporary crown materials?
What is the primary purpose of using low strength bases and liners in temporary crown materials?
What is the purpose of using a broad spatula when mixing?
What is the purpose of using a broad spatula when mixing?
What is the role of the low strength bases and liners in temporary crown materials?
What is the role of the low strength bases and liners in temporary crown materials?
Why is it important to see if the patient feels comfortable with a temporary restoration?
Why is it important to see if the patient feels comfortable with a temporary restoration?
What might happen if a patient is not comfortable with a temporary restoration?
What might happen if a patient is not comfortable with a temporary restoration?
What would happen if a warm glass slab is used during mixing?
What would happen if a warm glass slab is used during mixing?
How does shade try-in contribute to quality dental care?
How does shade try-in contribute to quality dental care?
Why are low strength bases and liners considered essential components in temporary crown materials?
Why are low strength bases and liners considered essential components in temporary crown materials?
What is one of the main reasons for conducting a shade try-in?
What is one of the main reasons for conducting a shade try-in?
