Dental cements 9 Flashcards

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terms

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ZOPC =zinc oxide phosphate cement •ZOE or ZOEC =zinc oxide eugenol cement •ZPC = zinc polycarboxylate cement •SPC=silicate phosphate cement •RC=resin cement •CC=compomer cement •SC=silicate cement

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Classification

1.Clinical criterion

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Fixing (luting) -Restoration (fillings) -Base fillings -Pulpal-dentinal protection

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Classification

2. Chemical composition criterion

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A.Minerals

  • Zinc phosphate(ZOP)
  • Silicate(SC)–used for restorations, replaced with GIC
  • Zinc silicate-phosphate(SPC) combination of properties of ZOPandSC–were used for luting the ceramic restorations and for restorations on the decidual teeth

B. Organic-mineral

Zinc-oxide-eugenol (ZOE) -reinforced ZOE -ZOE modified withEBA (orthoetoxybenzoic acid) -ZOE modified withHV-EBA

Zinc polycarboxylate (ZPC) = precursors of GICs

Glass ionomers(GIC)

Resin modified glass ionomers(RMGIC)

Compomers(CC)

C. Organics

Resins(RC)

  • Classical-used with an adhesive system
  • Self-etching(Panavia 2.0, Kuraray)
  • Self-adhesive(Clearafil, Kuraray; Maxcem, Kerr)
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Classification

3. Delivery form and setting reaction criterion

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Powder + liquid

  • most of them, acid-base reaction
  • RMGIC, acid-base reactionand lightcuring
  • some of ZOECs, chelation reaction
  • Paste-Paste
  • some ofZOECs, chelation reaction
  • RCs, light-curing
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Classification

4. Type of the liquid component criterion (based on:)

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  1. Orthophosphoric acid (ZOPCs; SPCs; SCs) 2.Phenols(ZOECs, reinforced ZOECs, EBA, HVEBA)
  2. Polycarboxylic acids(ZPCs, GICs, RMGICs)
  3. Methacrylic monomers(RCs) 5.Methacrylic monomers withpolycarboxylic groups (=compomer cements=CCs)
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Zinc phosphate cements(ZOPCs)

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1879
•Bicomponent system: –Powder–zinc oxide+ Mgoxide
–Liquid–orthophosphoric acid+ water+ Al + Zn

•Setting reaction:
–Acid-base, exothermal reaction
–Shrinkage polymerisation

Properties:
-Reduced thermal conductivity= thermal isolators
-Hardness

ZOECs, smaller thanSPCs -Good strength(at compression => higher than to tensile= brittle), increases with the increase of powder -Adhesion–0(=none) -
Opaque materials -High water sorption, especially in the acid environment -Irritantfor the pulpal-dentinal tissue till its setting is completed

Indications

Final luting of prosthetic restorations with metallic substructure

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Zinc-oxide-eugenol cements

composition and setting

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Composition: –Powder: Znoxide, colophony, benzoicacid, Znstearate
–Liquid: eugenol, olive oil, benzoicacid

•Setting reaction: –Chelation reaction between
eugenol (aromatic) and
Znoxide, with Zneugenolate formation –Water accelerates its setting reaction –Its reaction is reversible –the eugenolate is hydrolyzed in time, into wet environment

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Zinc-oxide-eugenolcements

Properties

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-Reduced thermal conductivity = thermal isolator -Lower hardness and strength than ZOPCs (they are the weakest ones) -Adhesion–to the hard dental tissues (mechanically)and to metals(they need isolation with paraffin oil) -Opaque cements -Increased solubility, -pH 7-8 –INHIBITS the RBCs’ setting=> use of noneugenolZOEcements -Sedative and bacteriostaticeffects

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zoe Delivery form and indications

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Delivery form and indications:
–TypeI (temporary luting) •Class1 –powder/liquid •Class2a –paste/ pastewitheugenol •Class2b –paste/ pastewithouteugenol (before use of RCs for final luting) •Class3 -paste/ pastewithout setting –

TypeII (final luting)
•Class1 –powder/liquid–rarelyused

Indications:

Paste/paste ZOEand ZOE-NE cementsused for temporary or permanent luting of the prosthetic restorations with metallic substrate

Other indications

  1. Base linings under amalgams
  2. Base linings under glass ionomers
  3. Temporary fillings
  4. Paste/paste zinc oxide eugenol root canal sealer
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Reinforced zinc-oxide-eugenol cements (modified with polymers)

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Packing:

Bicomponent: powder/ liquid

Composition:

Variant 1: hydrogenated resins within powder

Variant2: MMAorpolystyrenewithin liquid

Properties:

BetweenZOECsandZOPCs

The increase of compression strength(40MPa)

More reduced solubility

Indications:

Temporary and permanent cementation

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EBAzinc-oxide-eugenol cements (with ortho-ethoxybenzoicacid)

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Packing:

Bicomponent: white powder/ pink liquidorpaste/paste

Composition:

Powder: Znoxide(75%), quartz oralumina(20%)and hydrogenated resins (5%)

Liquid: eugenol (37%), EBAacid(63%)

Properties:

The presence ofEBA stimulatesthe crystalline structure formation = higher mechanical strength (60MPa to compression)

The solubility is more reduced

the best properties between ZOECs

BetweenZOPand ZPC

Indications:

Permanent luting

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Glass ionomer cements(GIC)
system
setting reaction
properties

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Bicomponent system:
–Powder–(see the GIC composition used as restorative materials)
–Liquid–(see the GIC composition used as restorative materials)

•Setting reaction:
–Acid-base, exothermal
–Polymerisation shrinkage

•Properties: –Higher strength than ZOPCsandZPCs –Direct adhesion to the hard dental tissues –increases through the application of the dentin conditioner –More translucent comparing with the others cements –Water sorption in the first 24h higher than the other cements, but minimum in time –Carioprophylactic effect, Frelease –Irritant for the pulp till its setting, stronger than ZOEC,weaker thanZOPC

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gic cements indications

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Indications
–permanent cementation
•!!! Especially for: –Prosthetic restorations with non-noble metallic substrate

  • General indications: –Prosthetic restorations with metallic substrate –Full-ceramic dentures made of oxide ceramic where the resin cements have a weak adhesion
  • Relative contraindications(aesthetic considerations): –Full-composite/full-ceramic prosthetic restorations
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Cements based on methacrylic monomers–resin cements(RCs)

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Evolution:
1.Conventional composite cements used with adhesive
systems(Nexus NX3, Kerr)
2.Self-adhesive composite cements used with acid
primer(Panavia 2.0, Kuraray)
3.Self-adhesive composite cements (same asall-in-one)
(Clearafil, Kuraray; Maxcem, Kerr)

•ADA and ISOclassification:
–Class1 –self-cured
–Class2 –light-cured
–Class3 –dualcured(selfandlight-cured

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a.1. Composite ceme

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Initiallywere self-cured(paste/ paste)

  • Laterdual-cure(paste/ paste) –There are also composite cements used for temporary cementations (Neo-Temp, Provilink) –remove the contamination risk with eugenol, which has negative effects over the permanent cementation with resin cements(RC)
  • Composition: –Organic phase–Bis-GMA, UDMA, TEGDMA –Filler–microfillerormicrohybrid
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composite cements properties

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›More superiorthanRBC regarding adhesion to the enamel and alloys, being based on specific primers (e.g. MDP) ›Some of them have Ti dioxide andAl oxide for opacity ›Is recommended to be used with specific adhesive systems + silanesfor alloyorceramics when is also necessary sometimes a specific conditioning ›The oxygen inhibits its curing –during polymerisation it is necessary to be covered with a thin film of glycerin in the exposed zones

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a.2. Self-adhesiveresin cements

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Composition: –Modified monomers which determine also the chemical adhesion at the adherents •Use–with acid primers •It doesn’t need a previous stage of acid-etching •The cement has inside the adhesive

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a.3. Self-etch / self-adhesive resin cements

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Have all the components of an adhesive system incorporated within the cement •It isn’t necessary for the dental substrate to be pretreated before application of the cement •Advantages: –Easier technique, –pH > than self-etch RC(less aggressive) •Disadvantage:the strength of the formed adhesive bond is much more reduced => microleakage between the dental substrate and resin cement :

classical RC >self-etching RC >self-adhesive RC
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