W4 - Impression Problems - Abbott Flashcards

1
Q

Is adhesive required for metal trays?

A

NO

Only for plastic and special trays

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2
Q

Should you put vaseline on tooth in clinical setting prior to impression?

A

No - interferes with wettability

Use saliva instead

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3
Q

ID problem + cause + solution

A

Inhibited / slow setting

cause: For PVS materials: Sulfur inhibition due to contact of latex gloves with impression material

Or

Residues from temp crown or cement present

Soln:

  1. Wear gloves without sulfur
  2. Fabricate temp crown after final impression has been made
  3. Remove air-inhibited layer on exposed surface with alcohol wipe before final imp
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4
Q

ID problem + cause + solution

A

Inadequate mix

cause: inadequate mixing, expired materials

Solution: bleed before applying mix tip, ensure tip is correctly attached, ensure correct ratio of catalyst and base paste

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5
Q

ID problem + cause + solution

A

Lack of impression detail

Causes:

  • Material stored too hot or too cold
  • Blood/saliva around prep
  • Exceeding working time
  • inadequate retraction

Solution:

obvious

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6
Q

ID

A

Poor retraction and syringing technique

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7
Q

ID

A

Exceeding the working time

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8
Q

ID + cause + solution

common

A

Voids on margins

cause: air trapped in syringe or whilst filling tray

Solution:

bleed syringe

keep tip immersed in material and do not stop when loading syringe

keep mix tip immersed in tray material while filling

must retake impression

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9
Q

ID

A

Trapped air or moisture

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10
Q

ID + cause + solution

A

ID - tearing at margin (insufficient tear resistance)

Cause: inadequate mix, insufficient retraction or expired material

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11
Q

ID + cause

A

ID - tearing at margin (insufficient tear resistance)

Cause: inadequate mix, insufficient retraction or expired material

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12
Q

ID + cause + solution

A

Lingual pull

Cause: exceeding working time, tray movement after seating, insuffiecient amount of impression material

Solution: follow manufacturers working time or use different material with longer working time, don’t move after seating, use more material

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13
Q

ID + cause + solution

A

Tray tooth contact

Caused by: tray too small, insufficient material

Solution: test various sizes of tray, fill adequately

common with disposable trays

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14
Q

ID + cause

A

Delamination

Caused by exceeding working time or material being stored in elevated temperature

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15
Q

What can cause stone model discrepancies? (4)

A

Tooth contact with tray

Gauze of double bite tray causes water to leach out of tray, dehydrating stone

Problems casting the model

Hydrogen gas emission if using VPS

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16
Q

How to avoid stone model discrepancies

A

Instruct pt to bite passively in centric occlusion when using dual arch trays

Fill tray with sufficient material

Provide lab with as much info as possible. (type of impression material, whether or not it has been disinfected)

Follow manufacturers instruction for casting time

17
Q

ID

A

Hydrogen Evolution voids

Caused if manufacturer does not use a platinum catalyst - creates hydrogen gas instead of silica

18
Q

ID

A

Moisture contamination

caused by alginate impressions that have been left for too long on stone model

  • Stone model pulls the moisture out of the alginate