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Dental Casting Waxes Quiz

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What is the primary function of boxing wax in dentistry?

Fixing fractured dentures temporarily during repair

Temporarily fixing soldered components during soldering (correct)

Bite registrations for articulation of models

Recording soft tissue details in edentulous patients

Why is sticky wax described as soft and sticky when heated under a flame?

It has a high melting point

It lacks thermal conductivity

It is a mixture of different waxes and additives (correct)

It becomes brittle when heated

What is the important alert for the operator working with brittle wax?

Increase the speed of the flame

Use more heat to make it softer

Cool the wax before any movement

Avoid applying any torque to the wax (correct)

In dental applications, why is flow considered a required property for waxes?

To achieve uniform heating Signup and view all the answers

What is the melting range of dental waxes a result of?

Different additives mixed with waxes Signup and view all the answers

Why do casting waxes have low thermal conductivity?

To achieve uniform heating Signup and view all the answers

What property makes sticky wax soft and sticky under a flame but hard at room temperature?

High flow rate Signup and view all the answers

Why is residual stress a concern when working with waxes?

To avoid fracturing during heating Signup and view all the answers

Dental Casting Waxes Quiz

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Questions and Answers

What is the primary function of boxing wax in dentistry?

Why is sticky wax described as soft and sticky when heated under a flame?

What is the important alert for the operator working with brittle wax?

In dental applications, why is flow considered a required property for waxes?

What is the melting range of dental waxes a result of?

Why do casting waxes have low thermal conductivity?

What property makes sticky wax soft and sticky under a flame but hard at room temperature?

Why is residual stress a concern when working with waxes?

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