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Bonding Flashcards

1
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What are the two types of bonding?

A
  1. Chemical
    2 . Mechanical
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2
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What is used for Mechanical bonding?

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Phosphoric Acid Etch 37%

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3
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What happens when Phosphoric Acid Etch is applied to a tooth?

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Crystalline structures are exposed within the enamel

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4
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What is Chemical Bonding?

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Composite and Primer

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5
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What does Chemical Bonding allow?

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Polymerization

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What is polymerisation?

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2 molecules join together and share anatomical structures

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7
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What two types of Adhesives are there?

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  1. Composites
  2. Cements
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What is a composite Adhesive made of?

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Resin and Filler

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9
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What are the two types of bonding for Composite Adhesives?

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Physical Adhesion
Chemical Adhesion

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10
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What is Physical Adhesion with Composite adhesives?

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Tooth and resin

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11
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What is Chemical Adhesion with composite adhesive?

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Resin and composite

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12
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Give two examples of composite Adhesive?

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Transbond
Dual cure

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13
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What are the three types of cure for composites?

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  1. Light cure
  2. Chemical cure
  3. Dual cure
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14
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Advantages of composite adhesives?

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• Fluoride Releasing
• Antibacterial
• Strength
• Colour change

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15
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Disadvantages of Composite Adhesives

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• Technique sens
• Leakage
• Allergy
• scratching of enamel surface

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16
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Give two examples of Cement?

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  1. Poly F
  2. Glass Ionomer
17
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What is cement used for?

A

Brackets
Bands
Bite Blocks/turbos
Fixed Functionals

18
Q

Advantages of GIC

A

Fluoride releasing
Bonds to enamel and metal
Bonds to fluorotic enamel
Easily removed

19
Q

Disadvantages of GIC

A

Expensive
Allergies

20
Q

Qualities of Poly F?

A

Fluoride releasing
Longer set time

21
Q

What is used to bond to Amalgam?

A

Sandblaster
Etch
Mechanical bond and primer
Metal primer

22
Q

What is used for Bonding Porcelain

A

Hydrofluoric Acid 9.6 %
Porcelain primer

23
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What is the process for bonding bleached teeth?

A

Wait 2 weeks
Ascorbic Acid in Water

24
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What is the process of bonding onto Composites?

A

Micro etch
Mechanical bond (diamond bur)
Plastic primer and bond

25
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What is the process of bonding on to Fluorosed Enamel

A

Etch for longer
Micro etch
Chemical bonding GIC

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