Composites Flashcards

1
Q

resin is a ______

___ polymer

A

dimethacrylate

vinyl polymer

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2
Q

fillers are inorganic/mineral ceramic ______;
______ and resist ____;
___% of composites are fillers

A

SiO2, ZO2, Ba glass
strong, wear
50%

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3
Q

coupling agents are ____

A

silanes

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4
Q

molecules that in one end covalently bond to the resin and covalently bond to inorganic filler in the other

A

silanes

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5
Q

silanes provide _________

A

mechanical continuity

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6
Q

without silanes at _____ interface, composite material would be ____

A

resin-filler, weak

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7
Q

_____ are scavengers of ___ _____ that prevent premature polymerization of resin; give ________

A

inhibitors, free radicals, stability on storage

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8
Q

UV stabilizers are molecules that absorb UV and prevent _____ of resin during use

A

yellowing

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9
Q

a unified combination of two or more materials designed to have better properties over individual components

A

composite

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10
Q

uses of composite materials

A
  • pits and fissure sealants
  • resin composite fillings
  • luting cements
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11
Q

constituents of resin composites (6)

A

(DFCIIU)

  • dimethacrylate polymers
  • fillers (organic)
  • coupling agent
  • (polymerization) inhibitors
  • initiator/activator systems
  • UV stabilizers
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12
Q

what is a silane?

A

a coupling agent

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13
Q

function of dimethacrylate resins

A

give rigid material, toughness

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14
Q

common examples of dimethacrylate resins

A

Bis-GMA, UDMA with TEGDMA

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15
Q

____ start polymerization of resin and are usually visible for light curing

A

initiators

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16
Q

particulate fillers can have ______ or _____ size

A

microscopic, nanoscopic

17
Q

nanoscopic filler were developed to improve _____ and _____

A

polishing, wear

18
Q

alternate names for metal-ceramic restorations

A

MCR or Porcelain-fused-to-metal (PFM)

19
Q

metal-ceramics are a combination of…

A
  • tough metallic core

- wear-resistant/hard and aesthetically pleasing ceramic crown on top of metal

20
Q

veneers are bonded to ______/_____ by applying _______ between the two

A

enamel/dentin, adhesive

21
Q

micro-abrasions on the metallic alloy that improve the friction/retention of the ceramic.

A

micromechanical bonding

22
Q

obtained when firing the porcelain at high temperatures at the oxides of the ceramic react with the oxide on the surface of the alloy

A

chemical bonding

23
Q

functions of fillers

A
  • improving strength and wear resistance
  • less shrinkage on setting
  • radiopacity