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Operative II-E3:Bonding and Materials Flashcards

1
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Is a primer hydrophilic or phobic?

A

phillic

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2
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Is a primer acidic or basic?

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acidic

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3
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Are primers monomers or polymers?

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monomers

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4
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What are the two chemicals that primers are mixed with? What is their function?

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alcohol and/or acetone…to evaporate and remove water

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5
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Function of PRIMER: to displace _______ and allow the _______ to penetrate the DENTINAL _______ matrix.

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water….monomers….COLLAGEN

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6
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Dentin bonding primers: Promotes infiltration into _______

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collagen

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7
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Dentin bonding primers: transforms hydro______ to hydro______

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phillic to phobic

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8
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Dentin bonding primers: ________ is denatured
– Proteins are ________ from dentinal fluids
– Dentinal tubule ________ is decreased

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collagen…. precipitated…permeability

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9
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In our 4th gen optioned FL what was the yellow container? black?

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yellow-primer…black adhesive

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What are the two types of solvent for the adhesives?

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Ethanol and Acetone…like the primers!

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11
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WHICH GENERATION of Adhesives is the GOLD STANDARD???? How many steps are involved in this generation? What is an example product?

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4th generation…3 steps-etch, primer,bonding resin…Example-OptiBond FL

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12
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How many steps AND What steps: 4th generation

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3 steps-1.etch 2.prime 3.adhesive

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How many steps AND What steps: 5th generation

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2 steps-1.etch 2.prime+adhesive….OPTIBOND SOLO PLUS

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How many steps AND What steps: 6th generation

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2 steps: 1.Etch+prime 2.Adhesive

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How many steps AND What steps: 7th generation

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1 step: 1.etch+prime+adhesive

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16
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6th gen-2 step: pros- ____ can be lowered enough to etch uncut enamel

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pH

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17
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6th gen-2 step: pros- Smaller _______/______ layer still has high initial bond strength

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smear/hybrid

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18
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6th gen-2 step: pros- more or less technique sensitive?

A

LESS

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19
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6th gen-2 step: pros- does it help sensitivity?

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YES! there is less sensativity

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20
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6th gen-2 step: Cons-pH is limited and ______ layer is retained

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smear

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21
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6th gen-2 step: Cons- LIMITED ______ layer hybridization

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smear

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22
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6th gen-2 step: Cons- you can get ______ entrapment in the hybrid layer!!!

A

WATER

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23
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6th gen-2 step: Cons- long term bond _______

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HYDROLYSIS

24
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7th-gen-all in one: pros— Most _______ to use

Less _______ sensitive

A

Convenient…technique

25
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7th-gen-all in one: pros—Smaller _____/_____ layer still has high initial bond strength…and reduced ______

A

smear/hybrid…sensativity

26
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7th-gen-all in one: cons….UNLIKE the 6th gen- pH is very limited and inadequate to etch uncut _______- resin compatibility

27
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7th-gen-all in one: Cons—-______ layer retained

Limited smear layer ________…______ absorbed into resin

A

smear…hybridization…water

28
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7th-gen-all in one: Cons—-Storage problems…Long term bond _______….Compatibility with ____ curing resins

A

hydrolysis…self

29
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CAUSES OF HYDROLYSIS-the ______ component absorbs water!

30
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CAUSES OF HYDROLYSIS-maintaining the ______ layer

31
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CAUSES OF HYDROLYSIS-What are the two components of the smear layer and that substance increases activity with the smear layer?

A

smear layer: 70% dentin 30% bacteria…MMP activity

32
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Hybrid composite has both ______ and _______ fillers

A

large and small

33
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Microhybrid composite has mostly _____ fillers

34
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Whats the difference between nano-composite and micro-hybrid composite?

A

nano has clusters of really small particles vs micro particles can only go down to the size of the nano cluster

35
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NanoClusters-Larger nanoclusters do not pluck— individual particles do Leads to better long-term _____ retention

36
Q

What is the structure of a Giomer?

A

Surface of the silica particle is modified with Glass Ionomer and additional elements…you can get F- release with your restoration!

37
Q

Each tooth should appear _____ times narrower than its mesial neighbor in a frontal view….but this amount _____ is more commonly accepted in the West.

A

1.618…1.4 in the West

38
Q

What are the 3 equal proportions on an aesthetic face?

A

1/3 forhead-glabella…1/3 glabella to subnasion…1/3 subnasion to menton

39
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What is the aesthetic proportions from the subnason to the mention?

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1/3 subnason to upper lip, 2/3 upper lip to menton

40
Q

YOUNG TEETH- have lower or higher value?

A

higher value (brighter)

41
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YOUNG TEETH- have more or less chroma?

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less chroma (color)

42
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YOUNG TEETH- more or less surface texture?

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MORE surface texture

43
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YOUNG TEETH- more or less luster?

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LESS luster (less reflective)

44
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YOUNG TEETH-more or less morphology?

45
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What are 2 examples of youthful features in teeth?

A

1.Perikymata 2.Mamelons

46
Q

The avg length of the upper lip on females is ___-___mm on females and ___-___mm on males…it gets ______ with age…

A

female-20-22mm….male22-24mm…longer

47
Q

IDEALLY there should be ___-___mm of GINGIVAL display in a full smile…this decreases with age and loss of muscle tone..

48
Q

What does the ‘F’ or ‘V’ sound evaluate?

A

INCISAL LENGTH

49
Q

What does the ‘E’ or ‘S’ or ‘66’ sound evaluate?

A

“speaking space” or interocclusal space/VERTICLE dimension

50
Q

The ZENITH of each tooth’s gingival arch is positioned slightly ______

51
Q

What is the #1 most important factor in Tx Planning cosmetics?

A

OCCLUSION!!

52
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What is the optimal distance to judge a smile?

A

18”…speaking distance

53
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What is the weakest bonding system?

A

Glass Ionomer

54
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Which material has a very strong affinity for phosphate bonding?

55
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What two materials do you not sandblast, what do you sandblast?

A

do not sandlast emax or vita…sandblast zirconia

56
Q

Do you HF for zirconia?

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