Occlusion - casting impressions Flashcards

1
Q

What is a dental impression?

A

a negative imprint of hard (teeth) and soft tissues in the mouth

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2
Q

What is produced after the negative copy?

A

a positive copy

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3
Q

What material usually makes the positive copy?

A

dental cast usually in type III dental stone

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4
Q

What are the 2 ways to make a casting impression?

A

dosing machine/ vacuum

hand/vibration

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5
Q

What is the minimum amount of stone for a dosing machine/vacuum?

A

at least 200

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6
Q

What is teh correct ratio of water to powder for dosing machine/vacuum?

A

30:100

water:powder

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7
Q

After mixed by hand what do you do?

A

place on vibrating table

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8
Q

Why place the mixture on a vibrating table?

A

let air bubbles rise to the top

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9
Q

What has more air bubbles after mixing?

A

hand mixed

vacuum should have hardly any

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10
Q

How do you know when youve spatula enough mix into the base former?

A

fill the base former

give a few taps to remove air bubbles

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11
Q

Do you leave the filled base former on the same side of the bench as the vibrating table or not?

A

do not leave on same side as vibrating table

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12
Q

Id using a silicone impression, what do you spray it with?

A

de-bubbiliser

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13
Q

Why spray silicone impression with de-bubbiliser?

A

relieve surface tension and help stone flow into hydrophobic material

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14
Q

How do you place you impression material into the filling material into impression?

A

add at one side

tilt wrist and help flow round to fill teeth

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15
Q

When filling the impression, when do you tame the mould off of the vibration table?

A

once the arch of the teeth is filled enough that the material is just flowing out the heel areas

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16
Q

When do you stop filling the impression?

A

when the stone is slightly above the level of the impression

17
Q

How do you level the impression?

A

turn over and push down

18
Q

When you invert the filled impression on the stone in the base, what occurs?

A

watch for a pool of water forming on top of the stone

wait a minute or 2 until this starts to disappear again

19
Q

What is occurring here?

A

smoothing down the area where the tongue was as this is much more difficult to do later

20
Q

What do you use to take the impression off?

A

plastic knife

21
Q

Where do you dispose of plastic stick trays was is the waste procedure?

A

tray and impression go in orange waste bin

removing any material handles and labels

22
Q

What is the waste procedure for metal tray impressions?

A

impression removed from metal tray and placed in orange bin

place metal impression tray in the red boxes at hand wash sinks

23
Q

How do you dispose of custom trays?

A

remove impression material - place in orange waste

clean up tray and place in the patient case wok box

24
Q

What is the order to trimming the casting?

A

even up posterior

stand onbase and trim occlusal plane

trim peripheries

label back end with date impression taken and patient name

25
What length border do you want at peripheries?
2mm
26
What colour workbox do you place the impressions in?
orange
27
What casts do we not do?
we do not cast special tray impressions for chrome frameworks - these go straight to NHSG lab