Week 7 PP Flashcards

1
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Hydophilic?

A

Likes water.. material is okay with saliva

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Hydrophobic?

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Does not like water - mouth must be completely dry

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3
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How long can non-treated gingival cords stay in the mouth/gingival sulcus?

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15 mins

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4
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How long can treated gingival cords stay in the mouth/gingival sulcus?

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up to 7 mins

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5
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What is Elastomeric material used for?

A

Bite registration

consits of a base & a catalyst - comes in an automix tip

Rubber like material - comes in different colours from different manufactures

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6
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What are the 3 types of impressions?

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Preliminary Impression (Reproduction)
Final Detail
Record of occlusion (bite registration)

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7
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What are the 4 forms of materials?

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Light Body - very thin, records fine tooth detail, wash or syringe
Regular Body - medium viscosity, tray filler
Heavy Body - thick viscosity, tray filler
Putty - thickest/highest viscosity, tray filler

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8
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What is a Final Impresion used for?

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Used to produce the most accurate reproduction of the teeth and surrounding tissue

  • Provides the dentist and dental lab tech the essential information needed for creation of:
    -indirect restorations
    -implant retained crowns
    -custom posts
    -partial or full dentures
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9
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What is Light Body material?

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-Very thin
-lowest viscosity
-records fine tooth detail
-applied directly on the prepared tooth

Technique used: wash or syringe

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What is Regular Body material?

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Has a medium viscosity

can record fine detail

Tray filler - applied on the tray

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What is Heavy Body material?

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has a thick viscosity
does not record fine detail
tray filler

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12
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What is Putty material?

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Has the thickest / highest viscosity
kneaded with hands
tray filler

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13
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Final Impression Facts

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  • set up 2 different viscosities (light body {tooth} & heavier body {tray})
    -follow dentist RX
    -always bleed the material prior to use
    -follow manufacture instructions, expiry dates
    -follow IPC (plastic barrier and/or disinfect twice)
    -do not mix and match brands
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14
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Types of Elastomeric Impression Materials?

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  1. Polysulfide
  2. Polyether
  3. Condensation Silicone
  4. Addition Silicone (polyvinyl siloxane)
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15
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What is Polysulfide material?

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-known as rubber base
-available in various viscosities
-supplied as a two-paste system: base & catalyst
-has a strong odor and can easily stain clothing
-long working and setting times (10-20 mins)

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16
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What is Polyether material?

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-Very stiff, difficult to remove from the mouth
*a thinner is included in kit to reduce the thickness of the mix and imiprove the finished impression
-unpleasant smell
-moisture sensitive
-the tubes are not the same size

17
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What is Silicone material?

A
  • Odor-free, non staining, easy to mix
  • Good dimensional stability.
  • Supplied as base and the catalyst
  • Various viscosities available
  • Limited shelf life
  • Adhesive needed
  • More flexible … may distort
  • Shrinks over time
18
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What is Polysiloxane material?

A
  • Odor-free, non staining, easy to mix
  • Highest dimensional stability
  • Supplied as base and the catalyst
  • Various viscosities available
  • Stiff … not easy to remove
19
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What are the curing stages?

A
  1. Initial set - able to mix, getting stiff, not set yet = load the tray
  2. Final set - changes from elastic to solid rubber = must be seated in the mouth
  3. Final cure - 1 to 24 hours= small dimensional change
20
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What are the 4 Dispensing systems?

A
  1. Paste system (manual mix)
  2. Auto mix (dispensing gun)
  3. Mixing unit system (self mix)
  4. Putty System (manual mix)
21
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What is the Paste Dispensing System?

A
  • manual mixing and loading
    with spatula
  • voids and bubbles
  • bigger set up
  • base and catalyst tubes
  • different viscosities
22
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What is the Automix Dispensing System?

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  • base and catalyst together
  • mixing gun
  • loading easier
  • reduced voids and bubbles
  • different viscosities
23
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What is the Mixing Unit Dispensing System?

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  • Controlled dispensing: No excess material on the pad
  • Versatility: A variety of materials can be mixed and dispensed from this unit
24
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What is the Putty dispensing system?

A
  • very heavy viscosity
  • tray filler
  • material is kneaded with the hands
25
Q

Digital Impressions

A

Scans teeth and surrounding tissues: lasers/light sources

2 methods:
* Digital photo
* Digital video
* many advantages! quick, errors reduction
* many disadvantages as well ! .. price, training….