intro to DMS Flashcards

1
Q

behaviour of dental materials affects:

A
selection
preparation
placement
performance
pt expectations
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2
Q

CE mark

A

safety

not a guarantee that it is the best available

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3
Q

force outcomes

A

stretch/compress
deform - temp or permanent
fracture - failure

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4
Q

force equation

A

m x g

gravitational acceleration 10ms-2

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5
Q

types of force

A

compressive
tensile
shear

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6
Q

stress equation

A

force/unit area

Pa or N/m2

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7
Q

strain equation

A

change in length/original length

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8
Q

stress strain curve - gradient

A

EM

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9
Q

stress strain curve points

A

PL

fracture stress

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10
Q

EM/YM/rigidity/stiffness

A

stress/strain

MPa

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11
Q

E vs D strain

A

E fractures at less strain than dentine

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12
Q

fracture

A

large force causes catastrophic destruction of material’s surface

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13
Q

hardness

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ability of surface to resist indentation (KHN)

100g indentor - soft = larger indentation

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14
Q

abrasion

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loss of material surface layers due to grinding, roughened

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15
Q

fatigue

A

repetitive small stresses cause material fracture

repeated loads - small flaws/cracks grow/propagate

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16
Q

creep

A

gradual dimensional change due to repetitive small forces

17
Q

materials will be subjected to:

A

Biting
- compressive 500-700N
grinding/chewing
- tooth slides along the surface of another - frictional
removal
- needs to adhere to E or it will be removed by masticatory forces (shear)

18
Q

deformation

A

an applied force may cause a permanent change in material’s dimensions
release stress that is >EL

19
Q

debond

A

applied forces sufficient to break material-tooth bond

20
Q

impact

A

large sudden force causes fracture

21
Q

chemical properties

A

setting mechanism
setting time
corrosive potential

22
Q

physical properties

A
viscosity
thermal conductivity
thermal expansion
density
radiodensity