A 0.6mm

B 0.5mrn

C 0.7mm

D 0.8mm & slightly heavier

A Exclamation sign

B Atopy

C Pitting nails

D Geographical tongue

A Chitin

B Keratin

C Collagen

D Elastin

A Scaling & polishing and filling

B Extractions, RCT and periodontal surgeries

C Wearing gloves and sterilization of the instruments

D Replacements of Lost teeth and orthodontic treatments

A No more than 2 g of gel per tray or approximately 40% of tray capacity should be dispensed.

B The use of a saliva ejector during the procedure is recommended.

C Following the procedure, the patient should be instructed not to expectorate.

D When utilizing custom individually fitted trays, utilize only 5-10 drops of products per tray.

A Dentist after final cavity preparation stage

B Laboratory technician before wax pattern preparation

C The system automatically during the optical impression

D Dentist in the wax preparation

A Controlled diabetis mellitus

B The danger of damage to adjacent structures

C A history of rheumatic fever

D Congenital heart disease

A Animal

B Birds

C Reptiles

D Human

A Indicated only in case of rampant caries

B Accepted even though retention is limited

C Limited to buccal pits

D Indicated only before six years of age

A Traditional composite

B Microfilled composite

C Hybrid composite

D Small particle filled composite