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The polishing agent which can be used to polish amalgam restoration is
1) Garnet
2) Emery
3) Silex
4) Alumina
Conservative Dentistry Answer: 2

Emery is a polishing agent that can be used to polish amalgam restorations. It is a natural abrasive material that is relatively safe for metal surfaces and does not cause significant wear on the amalgam. Garnet, silex, and alumina are also abrasive materials, but they are less commonly used for polishing amalgam due to potential issues with scratching or wearing down the restoration.

When punching holes to place a rubber dam for a class V cavity on facial surface
1) Punch holes larger and facially
2) Punch holes smaller and lingually
3) Punch holes larger and lingually
4) Punch holes smaller and facially
Conservative Dentistry Answer: 1

The malleting force is directed  
 1. Perpendicular to the walls
 2. Parallel to long axis of crown
 3. 45 degree to the wall
 4. None of the above
Conservative Dentistry Answer: 3

If a die is not seated properly in the articulator, resulting onlay will be
1) Infraocclusion and low occlusal height
2) Supraocclusion and excessive occlusal height
3) Supraocclusion and low occlusal height
4) Infraocclusion and excessive vertical height
Conservative Dentistry Answer: 2

Porcelain fractures in porcelain jacket crowns can be avoided if
1) Occlusal forces are reduced
2) Angles of the tooth preparation are rounded
3) By increasing the thickness of porcelain
4) All of the above
Conservative Dentistry Answer: 2

Amalgam which exhibits least creep and marginal breakdown is
1) High copper dispersion phase
2) High copper spherical
3) Conventional lathe cut
4) Conventional admixed
Conservative Dentistry Answer: 2

The property of the gold that allows it to be burnished
1) Surface hardness
2) Percentage elongation
3) Coefficient of thermal expansion
4) Malleability
Conservative Dentistry Answer: 2

The cohesive gold used as a bulk filler is
1) Electraalloy
2) Mat gold
3) Spherical gold
4) Gold foil
Conservative Dentistry Answer: 2

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