Lab 2/9 Cementation of ACC

Question 1

Ordered steps of delivery fo crown:

Answer 1

Proximal contacts, marginal integrity, stability, occlusion

Question 2

Adjust the crown of ACC resto with this:

Answer 2

red striped diamond w lots of water or extraoral polisher (blue, pink, white, disks and cones)

Question 3

Is it prefered to cut from the tooth or the crown when adjusting ACCs?

Answer 3

tooth, to not create flaws in ceramic, red striped diamond bur w lots of water

Question 4

Materials to be cemented, ACC’s

Answer 4

predominantly glass, particle filled glass, polycrystaline

Question 5

Type of AC restos to be cemented:

Answer 5

full coverage, inlay, onlay, veneer

Question 6

4 considerations when cementing ACC:

Answer 6

material to be cemented, type of restoration, type of cement, thickness/transparaency of resto

Question 7

Factors that define whether you need to etch:

Answer 7

materials to be cemented, type of restoration

Question 8

Etch for these all ceramic restos types:

Answer 8

full coverage, inlay, onlay, veneer

Question 9

TF? ACC must be etched prior to cementation.

Answer 9

T

Question 10

All ceramic restos that must be bonded:

Answer 10

inlays, onlays, veneers

Question 11

Types of etching for all ceramic restos:

Answer 11

air abraded (miro-etch), chemically etched

Question 12

When to use air abrasion (micro-etch)

Answer 12

polycrystalline ceramics and glass infiltrated alumina/zirconia

Question 13

2 types of air abrasion (micro-etch):

Answer 13

w Al203 or w tribochemical silica coating Al203 particles

Question 14

What does air abrasion creates:

Answer 14

holes in ceramic, increasing sa

Question 15

Creates larger holes in the ceramic, aiumina particles or silica coating alumina particles?

Answer 15

silica coated alumina particles (check)

Question 16

When to etch wit hydrofluoric acid:

Answer 16

Aluminum oxide, leucine, LiDi

Question 17

Chemical etch w hydrofluoric acid creates this type of surface before applying coupling agent:

Answer 17

frosty surface, honey comb pattern via SEM

Question 18

Filler for predominately glass:

Answer 18

aluminum oxide

Question 19

Filler for particle filled glass:

Answer 19

leucite, LiDi, or glass infiltrated alumina

Question 20

Fillers for polycrystalline:

Answer 20

aluminum oxide, zirconium oxide

Question 21

Surface tx for predominately glass restos (aluminum oxide filler):

Answer 21

10% HF acid, 1m, rinse and dry, apply silan for 1m, air dry

Question 22

Surface tx for Leucite, particle-filled glass:

Answer 22

5% HF acid for 1m, rinse and dry, silane for 1m, air dry

Question 23

Surface tx for LiDi particle-filled glass:

Answer 23

5% HF acid for 20s, rinse and dry, silane for 1m, air dry

Question 24

Surface tx for glass-infiltrated alumina particle-filled glass:

Answer 24

Air abrasion w tribochemical silica coating or aluminum oxide, adhesion promoting agent containing MDP and dry

Question 25

Surface tx for aluminum oxide polycrystalline:

Answer 25

Air abrasion w aluminum oxide, adhesion promoting agent containing MDP and dry

Question 26

Surface tx for zirconium oxide polycrystalline:

Answer 26

Air abrasion w 50-micrometer aluminum oxide powder at 7lb/in^2, adhesion promoting agent containing MDP and dry

Question 27

Ceram and IPS e.max are both examples of this type of ceramic:

Answer 27

predominantly glass

Question 28

IPS Empress Esthetic is an example of this type of ceramic:

Answer 28

Leucite, particle-filled

Question 29

IPS e.max press is an example of this type of ceramic:

Answer 29

LiDi

Question 30

Vita In-Ceram Alumina/ Spinell/ Zirconia are all examples of this type of ceramic:

Answer 30

Glass infiltrated alumina, particle-filled glass

Question 31

2 factors the define whether you should lute conventionally or adhesively:

Answer 31

material to be cemented, type of resto: full coverage, inlay, onlay , veneer

Question 32

All ceramic restos that have to be luted adhesively:

Answer 32

inlay, onlay, veneer

Question 33

Types of cements for all ceramic restos:

Answer 33

resin cement or RMGI

Question 34

What determines when to use light cure, chemical cure or dual cure?

Answer 34

thickness and transparency of the ceramic restos

Question 35

When to use total etch:

Answer 35

veneer cementation

Question 36

technique using a 30% to 40% phosphoric acid to prep enamel/ dentin for adhesive procedures:

Answer 36

total etch

Question 37

PANAVIA F 2.0:

Answer 37

self etching, dual cure, F releasing cemetn for use w metals, ceramics and ceramic oxides (sirconia) restos

Question 38

This is the gold standard for resin cements:

Answer 38

PANAVIA F 2.0

Question 39

What type of metal is zirconia?

Answer 39

metal oxide

Question 40

Where to cure on the crown for dual cure:

Answer 40

at the margins

Question 41

How to self-cure the paste for dual cure:

Answer 41

by applying OXYGUARD II to the margins then wat 3m and wash

Question 42

Panavia cementation of crowns, bridges, inlays, and onlays mado of conventional porcelain, ceramic, hybrid ceramics or composite resin:

Answer 42

snadblast, ultrasonic, clean, dry, phosphoric acid etch for 5s, rinse, dry, primer to adherent surfaces, dry, Primer A + B in equal amts applied to abutments surface for 30s, remove escess primer, dry, paste A + B in equal amts, mix for 20s, apply to resto, cement resto to abutmnet ssurface and remove excess paste, light cure margins OR self cure the paste by applying OXYGUARD II to the margins then wait 3m and wash

Question 43

How to adjust ACC after cementation:

Answer 43

red strip diamond bur w lots of water OR intraoral polishers (blue, pink, white, disks or cones)