3 Questions
What are some of the physical properties required for dental materials?
Resistance to wear such as attrition and abrasion
Which of the following is an example of an auxiliary dental material?
Impression materials
Why is it important for dental materials to withstand everyday masticatory forces without material fatigue?
To maintain their structural integrity and longevity
Test your knowledge of the physical properties required for auxiliary dental materials used in the making of dental prostheses and appliances. This quiz covers topics such as low thermal conductivity, resistance to various forces, chemical erosion, and bonding strength.
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