9 Questions
What factors affect the depth of cure of light-cured composite resin?
Light intensity, exposure time, and distance between light-curing tip & composite surface
What are the advantages of composite resin over glass ionomer?
Higher mechanical properties, very low solubility, faster setting & better esthetics
What is the difference between macro-filled and micro-filled composite resin?
Macro-filled has a rough surface, while micro-filled has a smooth surface & better esthetics
The depth of cure of light-cured composite resin depends on light intensity, exposure time, and distance between light-curing tip and composite surface.
True
Composite resin has higher mechanical properties and wear resistance compared to glass ionomer.
True
Micro-hybrid composite resin has low filler loading.
False
What are the advantages of composite resin over glass ionomer?
Faster setting time and better esthetics
What are the characteristics of nano-filled composite resin?
High filler loading and high mechanical properties
What is the difference between macro-filled and micro-filled composite resin?
Micro-filled has a rough surface and better esthetics, while macro-filled has a smooth surface
Test your knowledge about composite resin with this quiz! Learn about the factors that affect depth of cure, and discover the advantages of composite resin over glass ionomer. Can you tell the difference between macro-filled and micro-filled composite resin? Find out now!
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