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What is the main focus of the science of dental biomaterials?

  • The interaction of materials with the oral environment (correct)
  • The study of temperature and pH in the oral cavity
  • The restoration of missing tooth structure
  • The study of oral cavity changes
  • Why do we need different materials in dentistry according to Dr. Mohamed Mahmoud Abdul-Monem?

  • To restore missing parts of the tooth due to caries, fracture, or extraction (correct)
  • To restore missing tooth/teeth due to caries only
  • To cover the whole coronal part of the tooth
  • To study the structure of metals and alloys
  • Which factor is NOT included in the changes in the oral cavity, as mentioned by Dr. Mohamed Mahmoud Abdul-Monem?

  • Temperature
  • Saliva composition
  • Tooth color (correct)
  • Force of mastication
  • What are the different types of restorations mentioned by Dr. Mohamed Mahmoud Abdul-Monem?

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    Study Notes

    Science of Dental Biomaterials

    • The main focus of dental biomaterials science is the development of materials that can be used to replace or restore damaged or decayed teeth and surrounding tissues.

    Importance of Different Materials in Dentistry

    • Different materials are needed in dentistry due to the diverse requirements of various applications, such as aesthetics, strength, and biocompatibility.

    Changes in the Oral Cavity

    • The factors that contribute to changes in the oral cavity include pH, temperature, and moisture, but NOT radiation.

    Types of Restorations

    • The different types of restorations mentioned include:
      • Direct restorations (e.g., amalgam, composite)
      • Indirect restorations (e.g., inlays, onlays, crowns)
      • Implant-supported restorations

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