Non Elastic Impression Pt. 2 Flashcards
Name nonelastic impression materials
- Impression plaster
- impression compound
- zinc oxide eugenol impression paste
- compression waxes
Name the components of impression plaster
- Main ingredient - beta calcium sulphate hemi hydrate
- anti-expansion agent - potassium sulphate
- retarder - borax
- pigment - Alazarin red 
What are the manipulative variables of impression plaster
- High water powder ratio
- special tray
What are the advantages of impression plaster
- Mucostatic impression technique
- Hydrophilic
- Accuracy
- Minimal dimensional change
What are the disadvantages of impression plaster
- Dryness of mouth
- Very brittle
- not suitable for recording undercuts
- difficult to remove
How do you disinfect impression plaster
10 minutes soaked in 10% sodium hypo chlorite solution
What’s the use of impression plaster
patients with excessively mobile soft tissues overlying the residual alveolar bone
Which nonelastic impression materials are thermoplastic
- Impression compound
- Impression waxes
What is the function of filler in impression compound
- increasing viscosity of the softened material
- reduces thermal contraction
What is the function of lubricant in impression compound
Improves flow properties
What is the composition of impression compound
- Thermal plastic material 47% natural or synthetic raisins and waxes
- filler 50% Talc
- Lubricant 3% stearic acid
What are the uses of the different types of impression compounds
- Type one- low fusing and medium fusing: Used as impression material, Border extension and single crown impression
- Type two - higher fusing: used to construct impression trays
What is copper ring technique
It is use from making an impression of a single crown. Copper tube is used. It’s places around the tooth and acts as a tray. Type one impression compound is softened and pressed over the tooth in the ring. electroform dies
What are the factors affecting performance of impression compound Sheet form during manipulation
- Conditioning temperature
- time of conditioning in water bath
What is the ideal conditioning temperature for impression compound sheet form
55 to 60°C
What are the properties of impression compound
- Flow
- Viscosity
- rigidity
- poor Elastic properties
- Cannot be used for undercuts
- large value of coefficient of thermal expansion
What are the three factors that combine to produce significant internal stress is within the impression compound
- High value of coefficient of thermal expansion
- poor thermal conductivity
- high temperature drop from softening temperature room temperature
What is the composition of zinc oxide eugenol paste one
- Zinc oxide
- olive oil, linseed oil or equivalent
- zinc acetate
- water
What is the composition of paste two zinc oxide eugenol 
- Eugenol (oil of cloves)
- Kaolin, talc or equivalent
What is the function of zinc acetate and water in zinc oxide eugenol 
To accelerate setting
What is the function of kaolin/ talc in zinc oxide eugenol paste
Inert filler used to make a paste
How do you Accelerate the setting reaction of zinc oxide eugenol 
- Increasing temperature
- increasing humidity
- Presence of water and certain ionizable salts
- Speculation time (the longer the paste is mixed the quicker it will set)
What is the nature of the setting reaction of zinc oxide eugenol?
Ionic
What are the properties of zinc oxide eugenol 
- Low viscosity
- pseudo plastic nature
- Easy manipulation
- rigid
- good dimensional stability
What are the disadvantages of zinc oxide eugenol
- Allergies to eugenol
- Distort or fracture when remove from undercuts
- lack of elasticity
- Sticky and adheres to tissues
- only sets quickly in thin sections
- requires a special tray
What are the applications of nonelastic impression materials
- No undercuts
- Edentulous patients
Which Nonelastic impression material is reversible
Impression compound
What are the advantages of impression Compound
- Non-irritant and nontoxic
- reusable in the same patient
- can be reheated and re adopted
- support other materials for wash impression
- can be electroplated
What are the disadvantages of impression compound
- Poor Surface detail
- distortion occurs when removed from undercuts
- poor dimensional stability
What are the uses of zincoxide eugenol impression pastes 
- Impressions of EDENTULOUS ridges
- bite registration
- spotting denture sore spots
- fixing occlusal blocks during jaw relation. 
What is the water: powder ratio for impression plaster
50 to 60 ml :100 mg
What is the percentage of expansion that occurs when impression plasters mix with water.
What will be the percentage when mixed with anti-expansion solution
0.3% to 0.6%
0.05%
Which Non-elastic impression material is mucostatic 
Impression plaster
Impression wax