1. What is the first step in composite restoration setup?

Prepare composite tray Select shade Begin anesthesia

2. Which are commonly included in a composite tray setup? (Select all)

Etch, bond, curing light Forceps Matrix band or Mylar strip

3. What should you do if the dentist requests a flowable composite?

Retrieve the flowable syringe and dispense per instructions Hand the composite gun immediately Ask the dentist to clarify

4. What safety gear should the assistant wear during bonding?

Protective eyewear and mask Gloves only Mask only

5. What’s the purpose of using a matrix band or Mylar strip?

To shape interproximal walls and prevent overhangs To dry the area To hold the cotton rolls

6. Which step must occur after placing composite and before shaping?

Light cure Floss the contact Rinse thoroughly

7. If composite appears too sticky on instruments, what should you do?

Lightly coat instrument with bonding agent Heat the composite Wipe the instrument on your glove

8. How should you check contacts after finishing the restoration?

Use dental floss to pass through contacts Tap with a mirror handle Use a suction tip

9. If the dentist says the restoration is too high, what should you do?

Provide articulating paper and handpiece for adjustment Suction immediately Ask if they're sure

10. What’s the best way to learn how your provider prefers composites set up?

Ask them directly and observe their flow Use the same tray for everyone Guess based on the last assistant