5 Questions
Which one of the following best describes finishing in composite restorations?
The removal of excess material for contour and shape
What is the purpose of polishing in composite restorations?
To attain a final lustre by polishing the resin surface
What is the Oxygen Inhibition Layer (OIL) in composite restorations?
A sticky, resin-rich, uncured layer on the surface of the composite
What should be done after the placement of the last composite increment and curing?
Wipe the surface with a cotton pellet
Why is it important to allow > 5 minutes before finishing the restoration?
To allow dark phase curing to take place
Test your knowledge on the finishing and polishing techniques used in composite restorations. Learn about the importance of removing excess material, achieving proper contour and shape, and removing surface scratches. Discover the role of the Oxygen Inhibition Layer (OIL) in achieving a final lustre.
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