Dental Materials: Miscellaneous pros materails Flashcards

1
Q

What are the 2 presentations of an impression compound you can get?

A

5mm sheet
Green stick

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2
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What are the functions of the sheet and green stick in impressions?

A

sheet- edentulous ridges in stock tray
free end saddles for p/p before alginate impression

green stick- border extensions of impression trays

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3
Q

how do you condition green stick?

A

heat in flame
apply to trat
temper in water before use

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4
Q

what is the components in impression compounds?

A

thermoplastic material- resins/waxes
filler- talc
lubricant- stearic acid

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5
Q

How do you condition an impression compound?

A

55-65 degrees in napkin/ cloth lined water bath
can knead to incorporate water + plasticiser to improve flow

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6
Q

Why do you avoid prolonged immersion of an impression compound?

A

stearic acid will leach out

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7
Q

What are the 2 paste presentations of zinc oxide eugenol?

A

paste1: ZnO, Olive oil (inert, forms paste), Zn Acetate
paste 2: eugenol, kaolin/talc (inert filler)

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8
Q

What type of reaction does zinc oxide eugenol undergo?

A

setting
forms salt of zinc eugenolate + water

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9
Q

how do you use zinc oxide eugenol in an impression?

A

-close fitting tray w/ 1mm spacer
-usually added before using muscle trimmed border moulding with green stick

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10
Q

How is expansion in dental impression plaster reduced?

A

add potassium sulphate and borax

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11
Q

What does a pt complain of when dental impression material is removed?

A

dry mouth as it absorbs moisture

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12
Q

what are the ideal chemical properties of acrylic?

A

insoluble in oral fluids
no uptake of saliva/water

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13
Q

What are the ideal physical properties of acrylic?

A

radiopaque
high thermal conductivity
High Tg (32-70 degrees)
low specific gravity
dimensional stability

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14
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What are the ideal mechanical properties of acrylic?

A

high flexural strength, fatigue limit, impact strength and abrasion resistance
rigid

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15
Q

what are the ideal biological properties of acrylic?

A

non toxic, non irritant, no sustenance of bacterial/fungi growth

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16
Q

What is the polymer, initiator and pigments used in the POWDER form of acrylic?

A

polymer- pmma beads
initiator- benzoyl peroxide (0.5%)
pigments- salts of Cd/Fe

17
Q

What are the components used in the LIQUID form of acrylic?

A

monomer- mma
cross linking agent- ethyleneglycoldimethacrylate
inhibitor- hydroquinone
activator- ONLY S/C N,Nā€™-dimethyl-p-toluidine

18
Q

what is the powder: liquid ratio for mixing alginate?

A

2.5:1
monomer shrinks by 21% but this ratio reduces it to 5-6%

19
Q

What is the reaction that undergoes during alginate mixing?

A

free radical addition polymerisation
exothermic