28 Questions
Which of the following is a contraindication for using Glass Ionomer Cement (GIC)?
Stress-bearing areas like Class II cavities
In which of the following cases is Glass Ionomer Cement (GIC) used as a liner/base under restorative material?
Class V carious cavities with cervical wall in dentin
Which treatment option is NOT listed as an indication for Glass Ionomer Cement (GIC)?
Esthetic laminates
What is the purpose of using Glass Ionomer Cement (GIC) in the atraumatic restorative treatment (ART) restorations?
To restore carious lesions in patients with poor oral hygiene
When would Glass Ionomer Cement (GIC) be used for temporary restorations?
Restoration of occlusal lesions on deciduous teeth
For which type of cavities is Glass Ionomer Cement (GIC) contraindicated?
Class II cavities
What modification was made for fast-setting GICs?
Washing the glass powder with acids
What is a major disadvantage of metal reinforced Glassionomer?
Poor esthetics and increased wear
What is the main use of low viscosity/Flowable GIC?
Lining pits and fissure sealing
What type of individuals may have poor success with composite restorations according to the text?
Young people consuming large amounts of sugar
How is Polyacid-modified resin composite (Compomer) best considered?
As a composite with minimum fluoride release
What is the purpose of highly-filled, high-viscosity GIC?
Improving physical and mechanical properties
What happens when metal-reinforced GICs are not used as esthetic restorations?
The metal particles are poorly attached and result in increased wear
What type of tooth preparation design is indicated for glass ionomer restoration?
Butt joint margins and no beveling
In which of the following cases would glass ionomer cement (GIC) be contraindicated?
Class III buccal, lingual approach
What is a potential use of glass ionomer fissure sealant?
Preventing plaque colonization of fissures
When may glass ionomer cement (GIC) be cut back and laminated with composite resin?
For Class II occlusal, tunnel approach restoration in adults
What is the main purpose of using glass ionomer cement (GIC) as a liner/base under restorative material?
To provide cariostatic influence
What is the indication for using glass ionomer restoration known as ART (atraumatic restorative treatment)?
Class V lesions restoration
What type of caries lesion is indicated for incomplete tunnel preparation?
Class II proximal lesion
When is slot preparation indicated for tooth restoration?
In cases of gingival recession or wide cervical embrasures with intact marginal ridge
What type of restoration performs better in class V restoration due to its low modulus of elasticity?
Glass ionomer cement (GIC) restoration
In which cases is Atraumatic Restorative Technique (ART) useful?
In remote areas without basic infrastructure of electricity and water
What is the purpose of using ultrasonic cutting tips in cavity preparation?
To ensure access to the apical caries without weakening to the marginal ridge
Which type of restoration does not require bevel placement in tooth preparation?
Glass ionomer cement (GIC) restoration
What is the main advantage of using a dual cure glass ionomer to restore a cavity?
Retention of marginal ridge
What type of lesions are best indicated for glass ionomer cement (GIC) restoration?
Old aged patients with poor oral hygiene or small carious/non-carious lesions
"Maintenance of interproximal contacts" is an advantage associated with the restoration of which type of cavities?
'Class II proximal lesion'
Test your knowledge about the various indications of Glass Ionomer Cement (GIC) in dental restorations, sealants, luting cement, and core buildup. Explore when and how GIC is used in different dental procedures.
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