Exam Flashcards

1
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Bad and good about perecious metal

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Good
Easy to use
Excellent compatibility
Favourable mechanical and physical properties
Bad
Causes the enamel to fracture over time

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2
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Benefits of metal denture or acrylic

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They provide more strength about durability and are especially suited to narrower denture
Hot beverages can pose a risk to denture wears due to the potential for burns
Patients can be allergic to monomer from the acrylic denture it can cause itching burns hives and blistering

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3
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Benefits of CAD/CAM

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Precise digital models of teeth and design restoration
Time and coast efficiency
Reducing material waste

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4
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Properties of ceramic

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Corrosion resistant
Surface hardness
Aesthetics
Biocompatible

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5
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Physical properties of ceramics

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Hard and brittle
Possessing high compressive strength
Low tensile and flexural strength

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6
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Mechanical properties of ceramics

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High compressive strength this can stand strong forces without breaking

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7
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Different types of polymers

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Heat cured
Cold curing
Auto polymerising
Light activation

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8
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Cold curing

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Methyl methacrylate may be polymerised through the induced chemical decomposition of dibemzoyl peroxide by a suitable tertiary amine at room temperature

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9
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Benefits of polymer

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Superior colour characteristics
Excellent light stability
Low water absorption
Dimensional stability

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10
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Heat cure

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Dibenzoyl peroxide- activated by the unstable organic peroxide
This decomposes to form phenyl free radicals at -70c
Through a dry heat or heated water bath

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Cold curing

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Methyl methacrylate may be polymerised through the induced chemicals decomposes of dibenzoyl peroxide by a suitable tertiary amine, at room temperature

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12
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Consider ceramic start with digital difference material we use name them
CAD/CAM zirconia lithium dioxide ?

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CAD/CAM zirconia, which is a type of ceramic that is known for its strength and durability.
Lithium disillcate is a glass ceramic material that after excellent aesthetician and strength. It’s used for inlay and onlays and crown

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13
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Dental alloys sliver palladium copper and platinum,gold

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Silver; reduces the melting range of the alloy
Palladium: may replace platinum
Copper and palladium: orders haring effects
Good: highly biocompatible, dense

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14
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Translucency

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Amount of light that passes through the

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15
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Properties of ceramic High translucency

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More light passing through it gives the restoration a more natural and life like appearance

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16
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Properties of ceramic low translucency

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Results in a more opaque or solid colour

17
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Ceramics physical properties

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Excellent biocompatibility
Well tolerated by human body thus make it safe and suitable for dental restoration

18
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Aesthetic of ceramics

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Ceramics can be colour match to blend seamlessly with natural teeth

19
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Ceramics mechanical properties

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High compressive strength they can withstand strong forces without breaking
However can be brittle compared to other materials which means they are prone to fracking under certain circumstances

20
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Disadvantages of alloys

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High coast of mental and gold
Causes the enamel to fracture overtimrn

21
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Advantages of CAD CAM

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More accurate than traditional
Faster and less intensive labour
Copied can be stored
Printed and shared electronically

22
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Disadvantages of CAD CAM

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Computer errors
Software can be expensive
Training is expensive
Machine to manufacture is expensive

23
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MMR involves 3 main components

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  • white fabricating to complete denture
  • creativity and outline the form of the denture to fit the patients facial muscles and gum tissue
  • recording the inter maxillary relations including the vertical and horizontal jaw relations
  • selection of teeth/ positioning
24
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Disadvantages of polymers

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Shrinkage of polymer
Could be fractured

25
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Advantage of metal denture

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durable and resisiant to breakage compared to acryic deniure
- better fit and stability which makes it better to chew and speak

26
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Advantage of acrylic

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Light and coftable
Adjustable
More affordable

27
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Differences in casting and bonding point of alloy melting range or point

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Differences lie in processs
Casting involves melting the alloy and placing into a mold to create a desired shape
Bonding involves joint two or more separate prices of materials without melting the alloys

28
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What causes claustrophobic cracks restoration in ceramic

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If this is not placed properly it can cause stress to surrounding structure which leads to cracks
Timing of fireing or cooling can play a factor if the manufacture guidelines has not been followed it can lead to internal stress within the material more susceptible to crack

29
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False in acrylic if something goes wrong

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Porosity can affect the surface and internal structure of denture can create issue with mechanical and physical properties