Elastomeric impression materials Flashcards

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4 types of elastomeric impression material

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  • polysulphides
  • silicone rubbers (condensation curing)
  • silicon (addition curing)
  • polyether
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2
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ISO 4823 classifies elastomeric impression materials according to what? 2

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chemical nature

consistency (viscosity)

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type 0 elastomeric impression materials consistency and like?

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very high viscosity
putty

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4
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type 1 elastomeric impression materials consistency and like?

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high viscosity
heavy bodied

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type 2 elastomeric impression materials consistency and like?

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medium viscosity
medium bodied

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type 3 elastomeric impression materials consistency and like?

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low viscosity
light bodied

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7
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do putty elastomeric impression materials capture fine details? why? 2

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no
high dimensional stability
tissue displacing

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do light bodied elastomeric impression materials capture fine details? why?

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yes
low dimensional stability
limited tissue displacement

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9
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polysulphides consist of what? 2

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base paste - white
catalyst paste - dark brown

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what does the base paste of polysulphides contain? 4

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  • terminal and pendant thiol groups for cross linking
  • polysulphide prepolymer
  • plasticiser
  • inert filler
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what does the catalyst paste of polysulphides contain? 3

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  • PbO2
  • sulphur
  • inert oil
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12
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what type of setting reaction is polysulphides?

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condensation polymerisation

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positives of polysulphides 4

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  • high tear resistance
  • heavy bodied so best dimensional stability
  • reaction continues with water loss
  • impression easily read
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negatives of polysulphides 3

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  • slow incomplete elastic recovery
  • concerns over use of lead
  • bad odour and taste
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silicone rubbers (condensation curing) are 2 pastes consisting of what? 4

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  • hydroxyl terminated polydimethylsiloxane chains
  • inert fillers
  • alkyl silicate
  • tin compound
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16
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what is the function of hydroxyl polydimethylsiloxane chains in the setting reaction of silicone rubbers (condensation curing)?

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cross linkage of chains increases viscosity and elastic properties

17
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what is the function of alkyl silicate in the setting reaction of silicone rubbers (condensation curing)?

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cross linking agent

18
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what is the function of tin compound in the setting reaction of silicone rubbers (condensation curing)?

19
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compare the set time of silicone rubbers (condensation curing) to polysulphides

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set time of silicone rubbers (condensation curing) is less than polysulphides

20
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compare the elasticity of silicone rubbers (condensation curing) to polysulphides

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elasticity of silicone rubbers (condensation curing) develops more rapidly than polysulphides

21
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compare the tear resistance of silicone rubbers (condensation curing) to polysulphides

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tear resistance of silicone rubbers (condensation curing) is adequate but not as good as polysulphides

22
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are silicone rubbers (condensation curing) hydrophilic or hydrophobic?

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hydrophobic

23
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what is the elastic recovery of silicone rubbers (condensation curing)?

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good elastic recovery

24
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silicone rubbers (addition reaction) is catalysed by what?

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explain the setting reaction of silicone rubber (addition reaction)
in one paste the methyl group CH3 is replaced by a hydrogen in the other past the methyl CH3 is replaced by a vinyl group CH2=CH platinum catalyst connects the vinyl and hydrogen group forming - CH2 - CH2 -
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polyethers are made of what 2 pastes
base paste a catalyst paste
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the base paste of polyethers is composed of? 2
imine terminate prepolymer inert filler
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the catalyst paste of polyethers is composed of? 2
a catalyst of aromatic Sulphonic acid ester paste forming oils and fillers
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what type of reaction is the setting reaction of polyethers?
cationic ring opening addition polymerisation
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what are the steps of the setting reaction of polyethers? 4
activation - aromatic sulphonic acid ester becomes ionised initiation - reacts with prepolymer propagation - process repeated so more chains form termination - all reactants are consumed
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compare the tear resistance and elastic properties of polyethers to silicones
similar
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what limits the use of polyethers?
lack of heavy body / putty
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are polyethers hydrophilic or hydrophobic?
hydrophobic - issue in humid environments
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