Introduction to Dental Materials Flashcards

1
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what are the 3 classifications of dental materials

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preventive

restorative

therapeutic

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what is the study of dental materials

what principles does it include (4)

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the science dealing with the development, properties, manipulation, care, evolution, and evaluation of materials used in the treatment and prevention of dental diseases

includes principles of engineering, chemistry, physics, and biology

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Why do we study dental materials? (5)

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enhance safety, promote awareness of the success of materials, to maintain materials properly, to deliver correctly, and to educate patients

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4
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describe dental implants (2)

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  • can be viable in the body for years
  • can develop diseases just like natural teeth
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5
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2 roles of the Allied Oral Health Practitioner with Dental Materials

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Licensed Dental Hygienist
- Care of the restorative material once placed
- Application of some therapeutic and preventive agents such as sealants, fluoride varnish, and silver diamine fluoride

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6
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All allied oral health practitioners must: (3)

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  • have a complete understanding of potential hazards in manipulation and disposal of materials
  • be educated to handle dental materials safely
  • have background knowledge to select a material and treatment procedure
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7
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Describe the design of a “perfect” dental material (7)

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  • prevent disease
  • treat disease
  • restore tooth structure
  • biocompatible (doesn’t react with body)
  • bonds permanently to tooth structure
  • esthetic with tooth and tissue
  • repair/regenerate missing tissue
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8
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what is evidence based dentistry

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  • uses scientific literature to validate treatment
  • also relies on clinical expertise
  • also considers patient needs, conditions, and preferences
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what does evidence based decision making do/ what is it

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helps the clinician make decisions on what is relevant to incorporate into practice

how decisions are made regarding techniques, technology, and products that we use/recommend.

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10
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Describe the history of Dental materials
Sumerians:
Mayan:
Phoenician:

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11
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what happened in 1874?

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the first mention of fluoride was dispensed in england

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12
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what year was the first community water fluoridation program?

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1945

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13
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what came out in 1932

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synthetic resins

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14
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what was introduced in 1955

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the acid-etch technique

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15
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what are the modern advances of the 20th century in dental materials (10)

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  • cast gold crowns
  • bonding of teeth
  • Light-activated composites
  • tooth whitening
  • dental implants
  • high-speed dental handpieces
  • ceramic crowns
  • CAD/CAM milling and delivery of crowns
  • veneers
  • LASERS
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16
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what agencies are responsible for standards of dental materials

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1839 - American Society for Dental Surgeons - Amalgam War

1930 - first ADA specification Dental Amalgam

Amercian Dental Association > Dental seal of approval

Food and Drug administration

ISO - International Organization for Standards (international)

FDI - World Dental Federation (international)

17
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what does the Medical Device Act of 1976 do for the Food and Drug Administration?

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  • gives FDA authority over medical/dental devices
  • classified and regulated depending on the degree of public risk
  • dental materials are considered devices and OTC products are subject to their regulation
18
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what are the classifications of medical/dental devices

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class 1 - lowest risk: gloves, polishing paste

class 2 - amalgam and composite restoration materials: meet performance standards

class 3 - most regulated-implants and bone grafting material, most regulated products that require pre-market approval

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International Agencies

what is the IDF
what is the ISO

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IDF: International Dental Federation, Dental products must meet IDF standards

ISO: International Standards Organization - audits are done on dental companies to certify their products meet ISO standards

20
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The American Dental Association

when was it founded?
what happened in 1866?
1930?
1931?
2005?

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  • founded in 1859
  • in 1866 the ADA committee evaluated the claims of toothpaste
  • in 1930 they established guidelines for products
  • in 1931 they awarded its first ADA seal of approval on products used by dentists (professional) and products sold to patients (consumers)
  • since 2005, the ADA seal was only awarded to consumer products
21
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The ADA seal program:

what does the review panel do:
seal period length:
first dental product to receive a seal:
how many products carry the seal:

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  • Reviews product ingredients and scientific evidence to prove clinical effectiveness
  • 5 years
  • Toothpaste (Colgate)
  • over 200
22
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what must the manufacturer do for consideration of the ADA seal (5)

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  • submit a complete list of ingredients
  • supply data that supports the product safety, effectiveness, and claims
  • conduct clinical trials following ADA guidelines
  • provide proof that ingredients are pure and uniform
  • submit product packaging to review for accuracy
23
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T/F

the ADA uses public testing sites to evaluate research or manufacturers applying for the seal of acceptance

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FALSE: they use INDEPENDENT testing sites

24
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Does the ADA seal endorse a product?
Does the ADA profit from their seals?
Are all claims made by ADA-approved products true?

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  • NO, it is not an endorsement
  • NO, no profit is made
  • YES, seal means that the claims made by the manufacturer are true
25
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what are the advantages of the ADA seal program (3)

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  • gains public trust
  • 70% of consumers recognize the ADA seal of acceptance
  • increases sales
26
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what are the disadvantages of the ADA seal program

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  • takes months for approval
  • expensive to run clinical trials (millions)
27
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REVIEW ALL IMAGES AND NOTES IN LECTURE SLIDE 1

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DO IT BITCH