Operative II-E3:Bonding and Materials Flashcards
Is a primer hydrophilic or phobic?
phillic
Is a primer acidic or basic?
acidic
Are primers monomers or polymers?
monomers
What are the two chemicals that primers are mixed with? What is their function?
alcohol and/or acetone…to evaporate and remove water
Function of PRIMER: to displace _______ and allow the _______ to penetrate the DENTINAL _______ matrix.
water….monomers….COLLAGEN
Dentin bonding primers: Promotes infiltration into _______
collagen
Dentin bonding primers: transforms hydro______ to hydro______
phillic to phobic
Dentin bonding primers: ________ is denatured
– Proteins are ________ from dentinal fluids
– Dentinal tubule ________ is decreased
collagen…. precipitated…permeability
In our 4th gen optioned FL what was the yellow container? black?
yellow-primer…black adhesive
What are the two types of solvent for the adhesives?
Ethanol and Acetone…like the primers!
WHICH GENERATION of Adhesives is the GOLD STANDARD???? How many steps are involved in this generation? What is an example product?
4th generation…3 steps-etch, primer,bonding resin…Example-OptiBond FL
How many steps AND What steps: 4th generation
3 steps-1.etch 2.prime 3.adhesive
How many steps AND What steps: 5th generation
2 steps-1.etch 2.prime+adhesive….OPTIBOND SOLO PLUS
How many steps AND What steps: 6th generation
2 steps: 1.Etch+prime 2.Adhesive
How many steps AND What steps: 7th generation
1 step: 1.etch+prime+adhesive
6th gen-2 step: pros- ____ can be lowered enough to etch uncut enamel
pH
6th gen-2 step: pros- Smaller _______/______ layer still has high initial bond strength
smear/hybrid
6th gen-2 step: pros- more or less technique sensitive?
LESS
6th gen-2 step: pros- does it help sensitivity?
YES! there is less sensativity
6th gen-2 step: Cons-pH is limited and ______ layer is retained
smear
6th gen-2 step: Cons- LIMITED ______ layer hybridization
smear
6th gen-2 step: Cons- you can get ______ entrapment in the hybrid layer!!!
WATER