Module 5 - Cement Flashcards
Materials made from two components, powder, and
liquid, mixed together.
Dental cements
Component of dental cement
liquid = acid
powder = base
mixing –> acid-base reaction
Use of dental cements (3)
- luting agent
- pulp protection/cavity sealer
- cavity varnish
- liner
- base
- filling
- temporary filling
- permanent filling
General requirements for cement
- biocompatibility
- retention
- high tensile strength, fracture toughness, fatigue strength
- good marginal seal
- low film thickness
- ease of use
- radiopacity
- esthetics
how much layer of cement for base is applied under restoration to protect pulp against injuries
> 0.75mm
classification of cement bases
- type I - luting cement
- type II - permanent cementation
- type III - temporary restoration
- type IV - cavity liner
types of dental cements (5)
- zinc oxide eugenol
- Glass ionomer
- Calcium hydroxide
- Polycarboxylate
- Zinc phophate
working time and setting time of type 1 fine grain
3-6 minutes, 2.5-8 minutes
used for the permanent cementation of cast restorations such as crowns, inlays, onlays, and bridges
type I (fine grain)
recommended for use as insulating base for deep cavity preparations
type II (medium grain)
how to increase the setting time
- reducing powder/liquid ratio (not recommended)
- mixing on the cool glass slab (no moisture)
- Mixing over a large area. Mixing cements by increments
composition of ZOE powder
- zinc oxide (principal)
- rosin (to reduce the brittleness of the set cement)
- zinc stearate (plasticizer)
-zinc acetate (improve strength)
Composition of ZOE liquid
eugenol and olive oil
Types of ZOE Cement
- Reinforced ZOE
- Simple ZOE
- EBA (ethoxy benzoic acid) and Alumina Modified Zinc oxide Cement
this is classify as sedative effect
reinforced ZOE