using glass ionomers Flashcards

1
Q

what are properties of glass ionomers?

A

contains fluroaliminosilicate
adheres directly to enamel and dentine
releases fluoride
brittle and poor resistance to abrasion

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what are clinical indications of GI?

A
abrasion and erosion cavities
deciduous restoration
tunnel preps
ART
root caries
luting cement
class v restorations
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3
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what is resin modified GI used for?

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lining or a base

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what are properties of resin modified GI?

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bonds directly to tooth substance then command cured
strength to withstand permanent restoration
can be placed over other medications

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5
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what should be clinical considerations when using GI?

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not fully set for 24 hours

sensitive to moisture for 24 hours- varnish/ vaseline

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