intro to digitals Flashcards

1
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CAD vs CAM

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CAD: Computer Aided Designing
CAM: Computer Aided Manufacturing

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2
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WHY I NEED TO KNOW
ABOUT THIS?

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WHAT YOU MAKE IS WHAT YOU GET

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DENTAL MILLING MACHINE CLINIC RELATED FACTORS
q Milling?
q Dry and Wet?
q Functional Movement of?

A

q Milling Axis
q Dry and Wet Milling
q Functional Movement of Bur

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MILLING AXIS
* MOST CHAIRSIDE MILLING MACHINES ARE?
* MOST LABORATORY MILLING MACHINES ARE?

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  • DENTAL MILLING MACHINES CAN MILL VARIETY OF RESTORATION TYPES AND MATERIALS.
  • MOST CHAIRSIDE MILLING MACHINES ARE 4-AXIS MILL
  • MOST LABORATORY MILLING MACHINES ARE 5 OR MORE AXIS MILL
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5
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FOUR AXIS MILLING MACHINE

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  • THE MILLING BUR MOVES IN THE 3 AXES, X, Y, AND Z, AND THE MATERIAL BLOCK CAN ROTATE IN 1 ADDITIONAL AXIS (ALSO TERMED 3 + 1 AXIS MILLING MACHINE
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  • THE ADDITION OF A FOURTH AXIS (A AXIS) ALLOWS THE BLOCK TO BE?
A
  • THE ADDITION OF A FOURTH AXIS (A AXIS) ALLOWS THE BLOCK TO BE
    AUTOMATICALLY FLIPPED OVER, SO THE MACHINE CAN REMOVE MATERIAL
    FROM BOTH SIDES
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FIVE AXIS MILLING MACHINE
* MILLING MACHINES WITH?
* MILLING OF MORE?

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  • MILLING MACHINES WITH 5 OR MORE AXES CAN ROTATE THE MATERIAL BLOCK IN ADDITIONAL AXES
  • MILLING OF MORE COMPLEX DESIGNS – UNDERCUTS IN IMPLANT
    SUPERSTRUCTUR
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8
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5 AXIS CNC MACHINES CAN SELECT TWO OF THE?

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5 AXIS CNC MACHINES CAN SELECT TWO OF THE THREE ROTATIONAL
AXES (A,B,C) TO USE. THE A, B, AND C AXES PERFORM A 180° ROTATION
AROUND THE X, Y, AND Z AXES, CORRESPONDINGLY.

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9
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foru vs five axis milling machines
Accuracy and resolution?

A
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10
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DRY AND WET MILLING
*What DETERMINES WHETHER A MILL SHOULD BE DRY OR WET?
* WET MILLING materials
* DRY MILLING materials
* BOTH DRY AND WET materials

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  • IN GENERAL, THE TYPE OF MATERIAL BEING MILLED DETERMINES WHETHER A MILL SHOULD BE DRY OR WET.
  • WET MILLING: LITHIUM DISILICATE, FELDSPATHIC PORCELAINS, AND CHROME COBALT METALS
  • DRY MILLING: WAX, SOME ACRYLIC, AND RESIN
  • BOTH DRY AND WET: ZIRCONIA, TITANIUM, AND SOME ACRYLIC
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11
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liquid of wet milling functions

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  • KEEPING BOTH THE TOOL AND MATERIAL COOL
  • HELPS TO REMOVE MATERIAL FROM THE MILLING DISK OR BLOCK CERTAIN (CLEAN FILTER)
  • ADDITIVES CAN ALSO BE INCLUDED IN THE LIQUID TO ACT AS A CUTTING LUBRICANT (CLEAN WATER TANK)
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12
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dry milling maintenance

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DRY MILLING DOES NOT USE LIQUID TO REMOVE SCRAP MATERIAL AWAY FROM THE CUTTING SURFACE, BUT RATHER PRESSURIZED AIR, VACUUM, OR A COMBINATION OF
BOTH.
* MAINTENANCE CLEANING IS STILL REQUIRED, AS A CONSIDERABLE AMOUNT OF DUST AND SHAVINGS ARE GENERATED WITH DRY MILLING.
* VACUUM SIZE, NOISE, AND OPERATING EXPENSE SHOULD ALL BE CONSIDERED BEFORE MAKING A PURCHASE.

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FUNCTIONAL MOVEMENT OF BUR
* BUR MOVEMENT AT MILLING IS THE REVERSE OF?
* A SUCCESSFUL TEETH PREPARATION SHOULD?

A
  • BUR MOVEMENT AT MILLING IS THE REVERSE OF TEETH PREPARATION.
  • A SUCCESSFUL TEETH PREPARATION SHOULD FOLLOW THE MILLING PROCESS AND BUR DIMENSION.
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14
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FUNCTIONAL MOVEMENT OF BUR
1. MARGIN AT LEAST ? WIDTH IN
DIMENSION OF THE BUR TIP’S SIZE.
2. CUSP AND FOSSA AT LEAST THE
SAME DIMENSION OF?
3. PREPARED TEETH HEIGHT AT?
4. MARGIN THICKNESS IS DEPENDS
ON?
5. TAPERING ANGLE DEPEND ON?

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  1. MARGIN AT LEAST ½ WIDTH IN DIMENSION OF THE BUR TIP’S SIZE.
  2. CUSP AND FOSSA AT LEAST THE SAME DIMENSION OF THE BUR TIP’S SIZE.
  3. PREPARED TEETH HEIGHT AT MOST THE BUR’S LENGTH.
  4. MARGIN THICKNESS IS DEPENDS ON BOTH THE BUR SIZE AND CROWN MATERIAL.
  5. TAPERING ANGLE DEPEND ON THE BUR DESIGN (DISCUSS LATER)
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15
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CURRENT AVAILABLE MILLING MACHINE at school

A

CEREC MCXL (4-Axis)

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16
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number of bur sets

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4

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17
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bur set 1 for four axis

A
18
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uses for milling bur set 1

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Crown / Onlay / Inlay
(E-max, Enamic, Certra Duo, Vita Mark II)

19
Q

milling bur set 2

A
20
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uses for milling bur set 2

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Onlay / Inlay / Crown
(E-max, Enamic, Cetra Duo, Vita Mark II)

21
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milling burr set 3

A
22
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uses for bur set 3

A

Implant (Temp) Crown
(E-max, Telio Temp)

23
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bur set 4

A
24
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uses of bur set 4

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CEREC Surgical Guide / Temp Crown / Zirconia Crown / FPD
(CEREC Guide Bloc, Zirconia, Telio Temp)

25
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PREPARATION REQUIREMENT for milling: height?

A

This distance should not exceed 12 mm
12 mm Step bur 12 S

26
Q

width of prep requirements?

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This width should not be less than 1.0 mm (0.8 -1.25 mm)

27
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vertical walls prep requirements

A

tall vertical walls

28
Q

prep requirement corners?

A

ENSURE CORNERS OF THE INTERNAL SURFACE MARGIN HAVE GREATER THAN 1.0 MM DIAMETER.

NO over mill à NOT seat

29
Q

HOLY” ZONE (OVER MILL);
RECOMMENDATION:

A

ENSURE PREPARATION SHOULDERS AND CUSPS ARE AT LEAST 1.0 MM IN
DIAMETER.

30
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prep req: margins designs

A
31
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MARGIN DESIGN;
RECOMMENDATION:

A

FINISH ALL MARGINS WITH A FINE OR
SUPERFINE DIAMOND. SO THAT ALL SMALL DEFECTS, “BUR CHATTER” ETC., ARE REMOVED

32
Q

minimum thickness

A

1mm

33
Q

prep undercuts for milling

A

Undercut detected but will not mill à Open margin
Undercut not detected à Not seat

34
Q

what if undercuts cannot be avoided with prep?

A

If undercuts cannot be avoided during preparation of the tooth, avoid capturing undercuts during the Optical Impression stage. The user may also rectify situations like the one shown here (right) by changing the path of insertion (“Design” > “Insertion axis…”)

35
Q

PREPARATION REQUIREMENTS
* reduction?
* int angles?
* walls?
* margins
* exit angles/margins

A
  • suffcient reduction
  • rounded int angles (seating and fx reduction)
  • smooth tapered walls (good int. adaptation)
  • well defined margins to aid in detection
  • exit angles around 90 degress (ensure bulk at margin for strength)
    *
36
Q

*In case of equigingival or subgingival margins, what is needed?

A

*In case of equigingival or subgingival margins, gingival retraction is necessary.
*Check if there is bleeding or swelling for the area that you’re going to scan.

37
Q

3d printing defined

A

PRINTING OR ADDITIVE MANUFACTURING TECHNOLOGIES CREATE THREE-DIMENSIONAL
PARTS FROM COMPUTER-AIDED DESIGN MODELS BY SUCCESSIVELY ADDING MATERIAL LAYER BY
LAYER UNTIL PHYSICAL PART IS CREATED

38
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3D PRINT PROCESS

A

Slide has pcitures covering info

39
Q

3D PRINTING TECHNOLOGIES

A

q Deposition Methods
q Polymerization Methods
q Sintering Methods

40
Q

what can we make with 3d printing

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q DENTAL MODEL RESIN
q DENTAL PROTOTYPE RESIN
q DENTAL SURGICAL GUIDE RESIN
q DENTAL NIGHT GUARD RESIN
q DENTAL CASTABLE WAX RESIN
q DENTURES BASE/TEETH RESIN
q DENTURE METAL (COBALT-CHROMIUM (CO-CR) ALLOYS)