Impression Materials

A. Warps at room temperature
B. Is a thermoset material
C. Shows increased flow when kneaded with water
D. Low coefficient of thermal conductivity

A. Reduced dimensional instability
B. Improved adhesion of the impression to the tray
C. Minimal permanent deformation
D. Reduced contamination by saliva

A. Zinc oxide-eugenol
B. Reversible hydrocolloid
C. Alginate
D. Polysulphide rubber

A. Hydrophilic
B. Hydrophobic
C. Water loving impression materials
D. Potassium alginates

A. Hydrocolloid
B. Impression compound
C. Elastomer
D. Zinc oxide eugenol

A. Gelation increase in both on increase in temperature
B. Mixing time is increased to reduce the setting time
C. Deformation during removal of impression occurs due to distortion of gel fibers
D. Both can be re-used for fresh impressions

A. 20°C to 25°C
B. 27°C to 33°C
C. 37°C to 50°C
D. 55°C to 60°C

A. Zinc oxide impression material
B. Agar
C. Condensation silicone
D. Polyether

A. Polysulphide
B. Silicone
C. Impression plaster
D. Zinc oxide eugenol paster

A. Impression compound
B. Alginate
C. Agar-agar
D. Polyether