1. What should the assistant verify before crown delivery?

Crown is present, fits model, and shade matches chart Impression tray is sterilized Bite registration is taken

2. What is the assistant’s role during try-in?

Suction, hand tools, and evaluate seating
Take a PA x-ray
Adjust occlusion

3. Why is it important to dry the prep before cementation?

Moisture affects bonding
The crown won't fit
To reduce tooth sensitivity

4. What should you pass for final seating of the crown?

Cotton roll, floss, explorer, and suction
Etch syringe and bond
Composite and curing light

5. What should be charted after the crown is seated?

Tooth number, material, shade, and cement used
Just the procedure code
X-ray taken and scan sent

6. What do you do if the crown won’t fully seat?

Inform provider and clean the crown
Force it down
Use floss to wedge it in

7. What do you use to remove excess cement?

Explorer, floss, and scaler
Air-water syringe
Cotton tip applicator

8. How do you confirm bite is correct?

Ask patient and use articulating paper
Take a new impression
Hand adjust crown margins

9. What material is typically used for permanent crown cementation?

RMGI or Resin cement
Temporary cement
Etch and bond only

10. What is your final step before dismissing patient?

Confirm occlusion and give post-op instructions
Take new scan
Record shade