NEET MDS Shorts
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Dental Materials
Rapid heat-cured acrylic resin has the highest linear shrinkage at 0.97%, which can affect the fit and stability of the denture.
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Dental Materials
Temporary cements are used to hold a temporary restoration in place until the final restoration can be placed, and they should have a lower compressive strength to allow for easy removal.
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Dental Materials
ZnO is a filler in Gutta Percha, and it improves the strength and flexibility of the material.
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Dental MaterialsA zinc-containing amalgam that has been contaminated by moisture will result in delayed expansion and reduced compressive strength
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Dental Materials
ORMOCER stands for Organically Modified Ceramic, which is a type of advanced filling material that combines the properties of ceramics and resins for superior performance in dental restorations.
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Dental Materialsthe casting ring is lined with asbestos to prevent confinement of mold expansion
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Dental Materials
Type II glass ionomer cements have a higher compressive strength, while Type I is often used for better aesthetics.
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Dental Materials
Compomers are known for their ease of use, being non-sticky, and simple to place and shape. They are a hybrid of glass ionomer and composite resin properties, offering good aesthetics and user-friendly handling.
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Dental Materials
Temporary restorative materials should have low compressive strength (less than 35 MP1) and good marginal sealing to facilitate easy removal and minimize thermal microleakage.
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Dental Materials
If the temperature of the water used to mix gypsum products exceeds 50°C, it can slow down the setting reaction due to the reversible nature of the gypsum crystal formation at higher temperatures.