Dentsply Continuing Education Quiz | SureFil SDR flow from Dentsply Caulk

1. What is the single most important benefit to using flowable composites as a base or liner?:

A. Antimicrobial properties

B. Adaptation to internal aspects of cavity preparations

C. Esthetics

D. Added strength

2. A major concern with placing a flowable composite base in large increments (4mm or more) is::

A. Esthetics

B. Flowable composites are weaker materials

C. Polymerization shrinkage stress

D. Inadequate working time under ambient light

3. A new bulk fill flowable composite base material has recently become available with the following attributes::

A. Low polymerization shrinkage stress

B. Deep depth of cure

C. Self-leveling handling characteristics

D. All of the above

E. A and C above

4. Which of the following cavity designs has the highest “C” factor?:

A. Class I

B. Class II

C. Class III

D. Class IV

E. Class V

5. In the posterior composite technique presented, the flowable base material should be placed 2mm shy of the occlusal margin.:

True

False

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