Lec 3 Initiators, Polymerization, Light Curing Flashcards

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,A source of any chemical species that reacts with a monomer to form an intermediate compound capable of linking successively with a large number of other monomers into a polymeric compound.

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Initiators

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2
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Single molecule that can form chemical bonds.

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Monomer

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3
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The setting reaction of Bis-GMA and other monomers are achieved when ______________ are released during polymerization

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‘free radicals’

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4
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Are polymerized by application of heat.

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Heat cured composites

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5
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Means chemical initiation converting monomer to polymer takes place.

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Self cured composites

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6
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Means photochemical initiation causes polymerization.

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Light cured composites

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7
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Means chemical initiation is used and combined with photochemical initiation so either and both techniques polymerize composite.

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Dual cure

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8
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4 basic types of dental curing lights?

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  1. Tungsten halogen
  2. Light-emitting diode (LED),
  3. Plasma arc curing (PAC),
  4. Laser.
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9
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The two main dental curing lights are?

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halogen and LED

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10
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The most frequent polymerization source used in dental offices.

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Tungsten halogen

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11
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Tungsten halogen is also known as?

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Halogen curing light

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12
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It provides a blue light of about 400 and 500 nm.

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Tungsten halogen

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13
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Tungsten halogen provides a _____ light of about ___ and ____ nm.

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  • blue light
  • 400 & 500 nm
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14
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This light requires frequent monitoring and replacing of the actual curing light bulb because of the high temperatures that are reached.

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Tungsten halogen

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15
Q

The time needed to fully cure the material is much more than the LED curing light.

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Tungsten halogen

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16
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Uses light-emitting diodes that produce blue light that cures the dental material.

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LED

17
Q

LED stands for?

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Light Emitting Diode

18
Q

This light uses a gallium nitride as a semiconductor that is the basis for the blue emission.

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LED

19
Q

LED uses a ____________ as a semiconductor that is the basis for the blue emission.

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gallium nitride

20
Q

More lightweight, portable and effective because fan is not needed.

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LED

21
Q

Can now use rechargeable batteries, making it much more comfortable and easier to use.

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LED

22
Q

This technique is recommended to avoid the shrinkage.

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Incremental technique

23
Q

These phenomena can lead to internal stresses and stresses at the margins of the restoration.

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Polymerization shrinkage

24
Q

As a result of the _______________ process, the liquid or resin is converted into a _______, which results in a density change that reduces the overall volume.

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polymerization;
solid