NEET MDS Lessons
Dental Materials
COMPOSITE RESINS
Components
- Filler particles-colloidal silica, crystalline silica (quartz), or silicates of various particle sizes (containing Li, AI, Zn, Yr)
- Matrix-BIS-GMA (or UDMA) with lower molecular weight diluents (e.g., TEGDMA) that correct during polymerization
- Coupling agent- silane that chemically bonds the surfaces of the filter particles to the polymer matrix
Reaction
PMMA powder makes mixture viscous for manipulation before curing. Chemical accelerators cause decomposition of benzoyl peroxide into free radicals that initiate polymerization of monomer
New PMMA is formed into a matrix that surrounds PMMA powder. Linear shrinkage of 5% to 7% during setting. but dimensions of appliances are not critical
Model. Cast. and Die Materials
Applications
- Gold casting, porcelain and porcelain-fused–to metal fabrication procedures
- Orthodontic and pedodontic appliance construction
- Study models for occlusal records
Terms
a. Models-replicas of hard and soft tissues for study of dental symmetry
b. Casts-working replicas of hard and soft tissues for use in the fabrication of appliances or restorations
c. Dies :- working replicas of one tooth (or a few teeth) used for the fabrication of a restoration
d. Duplicates-second casts prepared from original casts
Classification by materials
a Models :- (model plaster or orthodontic stone; gypsum product)
b. Stone casts (regular stone; gypsum product)
c. Stone dies (diestone; gypsum product)-may electroplated
d. Epoxy dies (epoxy polymer)-abrasion-resistant dies
DISTORTION OF THE PATTERN
Distortion is dependant on temperature & time interval before investing .
To avoid any distortion ,
Invest the pattern as soon as possible .
Proper handling of the pattern .
PREREQUISITES
Wax pattern should be evaluated for smoothness , finish & contour .
Pattern is inspected under magnification & residual flash is removed .
ACID ETCH TECHNIQUE
Cavities requiring added retention (to hold firmly) are treated with an acid etching technique. This technique improves the seal of the composite resin to the cavity wall. The enamel adjacent to the margins of the preparation is slightly decalcified with a 40 to 50 percent phosphoric acid solution. This etched enamel enhances the mechanical retention of the composite resin. In addition, the acid etch technique is used to splint unstable teeth to adjacent teeth. The acid is left on the cut tooth structure only 15 seconds, in accordance with the directions for one common commercial brand. The area is then flushed with water for a minimum of 30 seconds to remove the decalcified material. Etched tooth structure will have a chalky appearance.
Cement liners
Applications (if remaining dentin thickness is <0.5 mm)
o Used for thermal insulation where cavity preparation is close to the pulp
o Used for delivering medicaments to the pulp
• Calcium hydroxide stimulates reparative dentin or
• Eugenol relieves pain by desensitizing nerves
• Used to deliver F ion to enamel and dentin
Components
o Paste of calcium hydroxide reactant powder, ethyl toluene sulfonamide dispersant, zinc oxide filler, and zinc stearate radiopacifier
o Paste of glycol salicylate reactant liquid, titanium dioxide filler powder, and calcium tungstenate radiopacifier
Reaction
Chemical reaction of calcium ions with salicylate to form methylsalicylate salts Moisture absorbed to allow calcium hydroxide to dissociate into ions to react with salicylate Mixture sets from outside surface to inside as water diffuses
Manipulation
Dentin should not be dehydrated or material will not setMix drop of each paste together for 5 secondsApply material to dentin and allow I to 2 minutes to set
Properties
o Physical-good thermal and electrical insulator
o Chemical-poor resistance to water solubility and may dissolve
o Mechanical-low compressive strength (100 to 500 psi)
o Biologic-releases calcium hydroxide constituents, which diffuse toward the pulp and stimulate
o reparative dentin formation
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