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Definitive casts and dies Flashcards

1
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What are two other terms that synonymous with master cast?

A
  • Definitive cast

- Working cast

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2
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What is a replica or copy of the prepared tooth or teeth, ridge areas, and other parts of the dental arch known as?

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-Master cast

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3
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What is a die?

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-Positive reproduction of the prepared tooth

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4
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T/F The master cast must accurately represent both prepared and unprepared tooth surfaces

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True

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5
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What must the unprepared teeth immediately adjacent to the prepared teeth be free of the meet the master cast requirements?

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  • Voids
  • Defects
  • Irregularities
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6
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All contacting surfaces of opposing teeth in MI and any tooth surfaces involved in anterior guidance must be free of what to meet mast cast requirements?

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  • Free of defects

- Allow for precise articulation

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T/F All relevant soft tissues must be accurately reproduced, especially edentulous ridges that will be involved in fixed prostheses

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True

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8
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For die requirements all _______ areas must be accessible.

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Marginal

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9
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Epoxy resin is _____ abrasion resistant that gypsum.

A

More

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10
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Epoxy resin is ____ expensive than gypsum

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More

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What type of impression material must be used for an epoxy resin?

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  • PVS

- Polyether

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What type of impression material must be used for a polyurethane?

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  • PVS

- Polyether

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Polyurethane is ____ abrasion resistant than gypsum

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-More

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14
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Electroplated is ______ distorted

A

Easily

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15
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What is electroplated incompatible with?

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  • Polyether

- Polysulfide

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16
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With flexible silicone or polyether the restoration is ___ separated from die.

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Easily

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17
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Gypsum is _______ abraided.

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-Easily

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18
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Gypsum is also known as what?

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-Calcium sulfate dihydrate (mined this way)

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19
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What is calcination?

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-The turning of dihydrate gypsum into dental stone (anhydrite)

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20
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When is the Beta-hemihydrate produced?

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-When gypsum is heated in an open ketlle type to produce Type I and Type II Dental plaster or stone

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21
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Type I and Type II dental stone are what type of hemihydrate?

22
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Type II Dental stone is what type of hemihydrate?

23
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What is alpha-hemihydrate also referred to as?

24
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When is alpha-hemihydrate produced?

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-When gypsum is dehydrated under pressure in the presence of water vapor

25
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How is Densite produced?

A

-Gypsum is boiled in 30% CaCl solutions

26
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Type IV, and V dental stone is what?

27
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What do you use type I stone for?

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-Impression plasters and Mounting stone

28
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What is Type II stone used for?

A

-Model plasters

29
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What is type III stone used for?

A

-Model stones

30
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What is Type IV stone used for?

A

-Die stones

31
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What is Type V stone used for?

A

-Die stones

32
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What properties does Type IV stone have?

A
  • High strength

- Low expansion

33
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What properties does Type V stone have?

A
  • High strength

- High expansion

34
Q

What has the lowest expansion?

A

-Type I mounting stone

35
Q

What is plaster of Paris?

A

-Type I dental stone

36
Q

What type of stone do you used for Diagnostic casts, -working casts for Removable complete dentures?

37
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What is the theoretical lowest required volume of water needed to hydrate 100g of hemihydrate?

38
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Which type of hemihydrate crystals are smaller, more prismatic and regular in shape?

39
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Which type of hemihydrate crystals are larger, more porous and irregular in shape?

40
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Which type of hemihydrate required more water?

41
Q

Which type of hemihydrate produces a harder and stronger set structure?

42
Q

What does adding more water to the mix do to the set time?

A

-Increase the set time

43
Q

What can decrease the set time of the materials?

A
  • 2% K2SO4
  • Slurry mix
  • Increase water temp
44
Q

If you spatulate more quickly what does it to do the set time?

45
Q

T/F The high strength dental stone contains the least amount of excess water

46
Q

How long after mixing and pouring is the gypsum usually at its maximum wet strength?

A

-1 - 2 hours

47
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What is wet strength?

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-The strength measured when excess water remains in the hardened mass of stone

48
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What is dry strength?

A

-Stone is its strength with all of the excess water removed.

49
Q

The dry strength is approximately ______ that of the wet strength?

50
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What is hardness?

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-Surface measurement of the resistance of one material to be deformed by indenting or scratching by another material

51
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T/F Surface hardness always correlates with abrasion resistance.

A

False

-They dont always correlate

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