this allows foreach layer tochemicallybond to eachotherIncludes acidetching andconsidered anextension ofacid etchingprocesssmall sizefiller particlethat polishesvery smoothbonding ofmaterial to asurface that isrough butcannot be seenor feltwider rangeof particlesizes strongand polisheswellDeciduous teethmust be etchedlonger thanpermanentbecause of the______ arrangedrodsrepeatedexpansion andcontraction ofmaterial opensgaps at marginsMost dentalresins arethermoset orthermoplastic?37%orthophosphoricacidthe joiningof twoobjectstransfersstress fromweak matrixto strongfillerLowviscosityresin is alsoknown asThe initiatorin heatactivatedacrylicTypicaluses ofglassionomersWhat must beused to protecteyes whenusing a lightactivatedcomposite?the sizedeterminesthesmoothnessmaterial that ismade from groundup glass powderand polyacrylicacid no adhesiveis requiredseeping andleaking of fluidsand bacteriabetween toothand restorationcompetes withpolymerizationand delays settimesettingprocess forcompositesBothchemical andlightactivatedcapabilitiesresinmaterialshrinkswhen setsingle pastewith less matrixand voids areminimized andsets whenexposed to lightResin activatorabsorbs lightand thenreacts with theinitiatorMicromechanicalbonding andsecondaryatomic bondingChemicalreaction thatlinks monomerstogether toproduce apolymermaterial used toroughen surfaceto allow for betterbonding, thesurface that thematerial is beingbonded toMaterial thatcan be heatedand molded orshaped afterpolymerizationIncreasedfiller=____strengthand____polymerizationshrinkage and_____thermalexpansionprocess thatensuresadequatepolymerizationand preventsshrinkageThe personwho firstused acidetch forsealantsbonding ofmaterial to asurface that isirregular and canbe seen with thenaked eyeIt is moreeffective tobond to the___ ofenamel rodsCoating thatpreventsbonding andcan easily beremoved andpreventedmaterial thatflows into cavitypreparationsbecause of thelow viscositylayer ofdebris leftafter dentinis cutlarger sizefiller particlethat feelsrough withexplorercompositeexpandswhenexposed toheatmaterial thatcan becompactedmaking iteasier to placethis allows foreach layer tochemicallybond to eachotherIncludes acidetching andconsidered anextension ofacid etchingprocesssmall sizefiller particlethat polishesvery smoothbonding ofmaterial to asurface that isrough butcannot be seenor feltwider rangeof particlesizes strongand polisheswellDeciduous teethmust be etchedlonger thanpermanentbecause of the______ arrangedrodsrepeatedexpansion andcontraction ofmaterial opensgaps at marginsMost dentalresins arethermoset orthermoplastic?37%orthophosphoricacidthe joiningof twoobjectstransfersstress fromweak matrixto strongfillerLowviscosityresin is alsoknown asThe initiatorin heatactivatedacrylicTypicaluses ofglassionomersWhat must beused to protecteyes whenusing a lightactivatedcomposite?the sizedeterminesthesmoothnessmaterial that ismade from groundup glass powderand polyacrylicacid no adhesiveis requiredseeping andleaking of fluidsand bacteriabetween toothand restorationcompetes withpolymerizationand delays settimesettingprocess forcompositesBothchemical andlightactivatedcapabilitiesresinmaterialshrinkswhen setsingle pastewith less matrixand voids areminimized andsets whenexposed to lightResin activatorabsorbs lightand thenreacts with theinitiatorMicromechanicalbonding andsecondaryatomic bondingChemicalreaction thatlinks monomerstogether toproduce apolymermaterial used toroughen surfaceto allow for betterbonding, thesurface that thematerial is beingbonded toMaterial thatcan be heatedand molded orshaped afterpolymerizationIncreasedfiller=____strengthand____polymerizationshrinkage and_____thermalexpansionprocess thatensuresadequatepolymerizationand preventsshrinkageThe personwho firstused acidetch forsealantsbonding ofmaterial to asurface that isirregular and canbe seen with thenaked eyeIt is moreeffective tobond to the___ ofenamel rodsCoating thatpreventsbonding andcan easily beremoved andpreventedmaterial thatflows into cavitypreparationsbecause of thelow viscositylayer ofdebris leftafter dentinis cutlarger sizefiller particlethat feelsrough withexplorercompositeexpandswhenexposed toheatmaterial thatcan becompactedmaking iteasier to place

Adhesion and Composite - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. this allows for each layer to chemically bond to each other
  2. Includes acid etching and considered an extension of acid etching process
  3. small size filler particle that polishes very smooth
  4. bonding of material to a surface that is rough but cannot be seen or felt
  5. wider range of particle sizes strong and polishes well
  6. Deciduous teeth must be etched longer than permanent because of the ______ arranged rods
  7. repeated expansion and contraction of material opens gaps at margins
  8. Most dental resins are thermoset or thermoplastic?
  9. 37% orthophosphoric acid
  10. the joining of two objects
  11. transfers stress from weak matrix to strong filler
  12. Low viscosity resin is also known as
  13. The initiator in heat activated acrylic
  14. Typical uses of glass ionomers
  15. What must be used to protect eyes when using a light activated composite?
  16. the size determines the smoothness
  17. material that is made from ground up glass powder and polyacrylic acid no adhesive is required
  18. seeping and leaking of fluids and bacteria between tooth and restoration
  19. competes with polymerization and delays set time
  20. setting process for composites
  21. Both chemical and light activated capabilities
  22. resin material shrinks when set
  23. single paste with less matrix and voids are minimized and sets when exposed to light
  24. Resin activator absorbs light and then reacts with the initiator
  25. Micromechanical bonding and secondary atomic bonding
  26. Chemical reaction that links monomers together to produce a polymer
  27. material used to roughen surface to allow for better bonding, the surface that the material is being bonded to
  28. Material that can be heated and molded or shaped after polymerization
  29. Increased filler=____strength and ____polymerization shrinkage and _____thermal expansion
  30. process that ensures adequate polymerization and prevents shrinkage
  31. The person who first used acid etch for sealants
  32. bonding of material to a surface that is irregular and can be seen with the naked eye
  33. It is more effective to bond to the ___ of enamel rods
  34. Coating that prevents bonding and can easily be removed and prevented
  35. material that flows into cavity preparations because of the low viscosity
  36. layer of debris left after dentin is cut
  37. larger size filler particle that feels rough with explorer
  38. composite expands when exposed to heat
  39. material that can be compacted making it easier to place