Exam 3: Resin Composites Flashcards

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procedure of composite restorations

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  1. caries removed and etched with acid
  2. adhesive is applied
  3. resin placed in increments or in bulk
  4. resin cured
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2
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main component of resin composites

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dimethacrylate monomer

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3
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dimethacrylate provides…

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polymerization mechanism and thus setting mechanism

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4
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a solid that contains two or more distinct constituent materials at the
microlevel

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composite

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5
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4 essential components of composite materiasl

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  • organic polymer matrix
  • inorganic filler particles
  • coupling agent
  • initiator/accelerator system
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6
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limitations of composite

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-shrinkage on polymerization

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7
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shrinkage on polymerization leads to…

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  • stresses at bonded interfaces
  • lack of marginal adaptation
  • microleakage
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function of inorganic filler in composite

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reinforcement, radiopacity, control of shrinkage, enhance mechanical properties

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9
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coupling agents are typically…

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silane compounds

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10
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minor components in composite include…

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pigments, polymerization stabilizers, UV absorbers

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11
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bis-GMA is a monomer with…

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  • 1 methacrylate at each end

- a rigid central part to provide mechanical properties

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12
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main drawback of bis-GMA

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high viscosity

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13
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why does shrinkage occur in polymerization?

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molecules have to approach their neighbors to form

chemical bonds

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14
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The ______ that are produced during setting of dimethacrylate resins produce
_______

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cross-linking reactions, volumetric shrinkage

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15
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approaches to low shrinkage resins

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  • low shrink methacrylate monomers

- silorane chemistry

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16
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methacrylate monomers have _________

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Increased distance between the methacrylate

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17
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silorane chemistry utilizes

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ring-opening polymerization

18
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inorganic fillers…
___ strength on compression
___ surface hardness/wear resistance
____shrinkage

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increase, increase, decrease

19
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inorganic fillers…
contribute to _____
____ control of exothermic heat
may ____ confer radiopacity

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esthetics/translucency, increase, increase

20
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The filler is _____ than the resin.

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stronger and more rigid

21
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Silanes are relevant to the long-term _____ of the composite

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hydrophobicity

22
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inorganic filler variables

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filler composition, filler content, filler particle size

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filler composition made by grinding process, rough surface and hard to obtain/maintain smooth surface, very hard

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crystalline silica or quartz mineral

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filler composition that has very poor handling if used alone, modified w pre-polymerized resin, excellent polishability

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fused silica

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filler composition made by grinding to desired particle size, limited on how fine grind can be
glasses (Barium or Strontium glass)
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filler composition that is approximately spherical particles, good polishability
sol-gel filler (zirconia-silica)
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size of macrofillers; type
100-10um; crystalline silica/quartz mineral
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size of small/fine fillers; type
10-0.1 um; melted glass
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size of microfillers; type
0.1-0.01um; agglomerated
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size of nanofillers; type
0.1-0.005um; zirconia/silica
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classification of composites based on flow properties (by incr. viscosities)
sealants, flowable, anterior, universal, packable
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sealants are based upon _______ and contain ______.
dimethacrylates resins, none or small amounts of inorganic | fillers
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flowable composites have ______ and are mostly used for _______, sometimes as ____
shear thinning property, anterior/cervical restorations, sealants
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anteriors are mostly _______, used in Class ___ restorations for its ____ properties
microfilled composites, Class III and IV, esthetics
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universal/multipurpose are _______ composites, have good ______ and very good
hybrids and nano; polishability; mechanical properties
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universal/multipurpose composites can be used in ______
anterior or posterior restorations
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Packable composites are almost completely out of the market because...
they did not match the | desired initial handling properties
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challenges of bulkfill composites...
polymerization shrinkage, viscosity, depth of cure
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attempts to approach viscosity in bulkfill
- heating composite | - incorporating agents to modify viscosity
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attempts to approach depth of cure in bulkfill
-germanium-based initiator that has a different absorbance spectrum
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attempts to approach polymerization shrinkage
-introduce monomers that minimize stresses acting as modulators
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Resin composites that can be used for restorations using a single increment
bulk-fill composites