Tooth Preparation for Restorations Quiz

To protect the underlying pulp tissue

To retain restorative material in a strong, esthetic, and functional manner (correct)

To create specific marginal forms related to wall forms and restorative materials

To remove all brittle tooth structure, fault, defect, or caries

Size of the cavity, patient's diet, dentist's experience, and type of dental chair

Extension of the caries/defect, dental tissues, oral hygiene of the patient, and restorative material (correct)

Type of restorative material, color of the tooth, patient's age, and cavity location

Tooth sensitivity, patient's gender, type of anesthesia, and cavity depth

Type of caries, patient's gender, dentist's experience, and cavity location

Tooth color, cavity size, patient's age, and type of anesthesia

Type of restorative material, dental chair used, patient's diet, and tooth sensitivity

Number of related surfaces, extension of the preparation, depth and proximity to the pulp, and areas of the tooth (correct)

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