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What is the function of the silane coupling agent in composite resin?
What is the function of the silane coupling agent in composite resin?
- Decreases water diffusion between filler and resin
- Increases water sorption
- Binds the filler to the resin (correct)
- Decreases mechanical properties
What is the depth of curing for light-cured composite resin?
What is the depth of curing for light-cured composite resin?
- 3 mm
- 1 mm
- 4 mm
- 2 mm (correct)
Why is light-cured composite resin preferred over chemical-cured composite resin?
Why is light-cured composite resin preferred over chemical-cured composite resin?
- It has full-depth curing
- It has a controlled working time
- It has more color stability (correct)
- It decreases water sorption
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Composite Resin
- Silane coupling agent is used to enhance the bonding between the filler particles and the resin matrix, increasing the mechanical strength and durability of the composite resin.
- The depth of curing for light-cured composite resin is typically up to 2-5 mm, depending on the type of resin and the intensity of the light source.
- Light-cured composite resin is preferred over chemical-cured composite resin because it allows for faster curing times, reduced shrinkage, and improved color stability, making it a more convenient and aesthetically pleasing option for dental restorations.
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