Module 2 Flashcards

(41 cards)

1
Q

Micro-leakage causes?

A

hypersensitivity of the tooth

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2
Q

What material is replacing base materials because it eliminates micro-leakage?

A

bonding material

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3
Q

Base materials are used on _____ preps?

A

deep

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4
Q

Base materials can help absorb ______ forces?

A

bitting

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5
Q

What dental cements can be used as bases?

A

ANY

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6
Q

What base material is similar to ZOE but is stronger and has less effect on the pulp?

A

EBA (ethoxybenzoic)

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7
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What is the OLDEST type of cement that had to be mixed on a cool glass slab?

A

Zinc Phosphate

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8
Q

What are the two components of Zinc Phosphate cements?

A

Zinc oxide powder

Phosphoric acid liquid

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9
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What base is acidic but the Ph rises with time?

A

Polycarboxylate

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10
Q

Polycarboxylate can be used under _______ restorations?

A

all

but mostly under amalgams

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11
Q

What cement/base material REVOLUTIONIZED dentistry?

A

Glass Ionomer

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12
Q

Glass Ionomer can bond to ________ and releases ______.

A

enamel/other polymer materials

fluoride

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13
Q

Glass Ionomer has what type of curing method?

A

dual (light/chemical)

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14
Q

Due to the bonding abilities of glass ionomer _____ ____ is eliminated?

A

micro-leakage/sensitivity

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15
Q

______ cement/base is used when a restoration is temporary and helps to sedate the pulp?

A

ZOE

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16
Q

What material is used MOST often as a Intermediary Base material in DEEP preparations due to its ability to stimulate reparative dentin?

A

Calcium Hydroxide

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17
Q

What material is used to seal cut dentinal tubules?

18
Q

________ of amalgam fillings caused self-sealing of micro-leakage?

19
Q

Calcium Hydroxide has a _____ pH?

20
Q

One downfall with Calcium Hydroxide?

A

dissolves easily in oral fluids (weakens tooth)

21
Q

As calcium hydroxide dissolves it ____ the pH and _____ bacterial growth?

A

increases

decreases

22
Q

Calcium Hydroxide has what type of curing method?

23
Q

What is the purpose of a dental liner?

A

reduce acidity
stimulate pulp
acts as a bonding material

24
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What is the purpose of a base?

A

absorb biting forces

insulate pulp from temp changes

25
What is an Esthetic Direct Restorative Material?
Composte fillings
26
A blend of glass ionomer and composite materials is termed a?
compomer
27
a blend that has more glass ionomer than composite is termed a?
polyacid modified glass ionomer
28
PMMA stands for?
polymethyl/polymethacrylate
29
Direct restorations are made?
in house (placed chairside)
30
What type of cross-linked polymer resin is most popular in dentistry?
Dimethacrylate
31
Dimethacrylate resin is a reaction between_______ and _______
bisphenol-A | glycidyl methacrylate
32
Dimethacrylates are preferred due to increased ____ and _______ strength and a lower _____ _____
stiffness compressive water absorption
33
Bis-GMA has ____ molecules thus having less _______
large | shrinkage
34
What type of Dimethacrylate is used most often?
TEGDMA
35
Composite filler particles can be a combination of what materials?
Silicates (Quartz) Barium/Strontium/Zinc Silane
36
What is the function of Barium/Strontium/Zinc in the composite filler material?
Radiopaque material to facilitate diagnosis
37
What is the function of Silane in the composite filler material?
Bonds matrix to filler
38
Filler Size: Macro = Midfill = Micro =
10-20 microns .1- 10 microns .01- .1 microns
39
What type of composite filler size is best?
hybrid of sizes
40
What is the smear layer?
enamel and dentin debris from the drill
41
How do you remove the smear layer?
etch