Exam 2: Gypsum Flashcards

1
Q

replica of teeth and/or
associated supporting bony tissues of one
jaw, prepared from an impression

A

cast

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2
Q

a model of a single tooth,

prepared from an impression

A

die

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3
Q

properties of gypsum, which is not a critical property?

A
  • mechanical
  • detail reproduction
  • dimensional accuracy/stability
  • compatibility w impression materials
  • color contrast
  • economical

color contrast not critical

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4
Q

gypsum is _____ form of ________ and is found as a _____ in different forms

A

dihydrate, calcium sulfate, mineral

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5
Q

most common mineral for gypsum; what is its color?

A

selenite, transparent

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6
Q

supplied powdered form of gypsum product

A

calcium hemihydrate/beta-hemihydrate/dental plaster

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7
Q

Wet process through autoclaving of gypsum

A

autoclave hemihydrate/alpha hemihydrate/dental stone

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8
Q

Dry process through calcination of gypsum

A

calcined hemihydrate

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9
Q

autoclave hemihydrate/alpha hemihydrate/dental stone appearance

A

colored appearance

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10
Q

calcium hemihydrate/beta-hemihydrate/dental plaster appearance

A

white

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11
Q

in the office/lab, hemihydrate calcium sulfate is mixed with ____ and as a result
crystals of the dihydrate form (gypsum) are reformed.

A

water

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12
Q

ratio for plaster

A

100g/18.6mL

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13
Q

goal for consistency

A

smooth, workable plaster

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14
Q

The setting reaction is not simply the re-incorporation of water in the hemihydrate form to
obtain the dihydrate form. Instead, is a process of ________ and _________

A

dissolution and recrystalization

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15
Q

generalized gypsum setting reaction

A
  1. Ca and sulfate ions ready to
    react with water; form dihydrate crystal nuclei
  2. crystals of gypsum thrust/interlock which increases friction; paste becomes unworkable
  3. thrust causes volumetric expansion
  4. further expansion until most of hemihydrate crystals have dissolved
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16
Q

most of the final set product is __________

A

crystallized gypsum

17
Q

The manufacturing process influences _____________________

A

size and shape of the supplied hemihydrate crystals

18
Q

calcined beta-hemihydrate is made of _____

A

irregular crystals

19
Q

Autoclaved alpha-hemihydrate is made of ____

A

smaller prismatic crystals

20
Q

dental plaster is mixed with (more/less) water than dental stone.

A

more

21
Q

Set dental plaster is ___________ than dental stone

A

more brittle and weaker

22
Q

autoclaved hemihydrate types

A

Type III, IV, V

23
Q

calcined hemihydrate types

A

Type I, II

24
Q

accelerators of setting time

A

gypsum, potassium sulfate

25
Q

things that slow setting time

A

borax, potassium citrate

26
Q

increase setting expansion

A

calcium acetate

27
Q

decrease setting expansion

A

potassium sulfate

28
Q

All additives used in gypsum products will _____ the final set gypsum

A

weaken

29
Q

Set casts and dyes should be _______ for obtaining max. mechanical strength
possible

A

thoroughly dried

30
Q

If cast is not properly dried, remaining water acts as a _____ in the set structure

A

plasticizer

31
Q

wet process creates…

A

dental stone

32
Q

dry process creates…

A

dental plaster

33
Q

which is more porous, dental plaster or dental stone?

A

dental plaster