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What is the process of mixing using a flat flexible metal or plastic instrument called?
What is the process of mixing using a flat flexible metal or plastic instrument called?
- Provisional
- Luting Agent
- Spatulate (correct)
- Exothermic
What does exothermic refer to?
What does exothermic refer to?
The process of releasing heat.
What is provisional coverage?
What is provisional coverage?
A temporary type of tooth coverage used for a short time.
What is the purpose of dental cement?
What is the purpose of dental cement?
What does it mean to retard?
What does it mean to retard?
What is another name for dental cement?
What is another name for dental cement?
What type of mixing pad is used for zinc oxide-eugenol?
What type of mixing pad is used for zinc oxide-eugenol?
What size of powder increment is first brought in to the liquid of zinc phosphate when mixing?
What size of powder increment is first brought in to the liquid of zinc phosphate when mixing?
What type of zinc oxide-eugenol (ZOE) is used for permanent cementation?
What type of zinc oxide-eugenol (ZOE) is used for permanent cementation?
How do you dissipate heat from zinc phosphate in the mixing process?
How do you dissipate heat from zinc phosphate in the mixing process?
How would you place permanent cement in a gold crown?
How would you place permanent cement in a gold crown?
How is polycarboxylate cement liquid supplied?
How is polycarboxylate cement liquid supplied?
How should polycarboxylate cement appear after the mixing process?
How should polycarboxylate cement appear after the mixing process?
Can glass ionomer material be used for a restoration?
Can glass ionomer material be used for a restoration?
What ingredient in the powder of glass ionomer cement helps in inhibiting recurrent decay?
What ingredient in the powder of glass ionomer cement helps in inhibiting recurrent decay?
Can resin cement be used under metal castings?
Can resin cement be used under metal castings?
What type of cement is preferred for cementation of ceramic veneer?
What type of cement is preferred for cementation of ceramic veneer?
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Spatulate (Dental Cement)
Spatulate (Dental Cement)
Mixing dental cement using a tool to create a uniform consistency.
Exothermic Reaction (Cement)
Exothermic Reaction (Cement)
A chemical reaction in dental cement that releases heat.
Provisional Restoration
Provisional Restoration
Temporary tooth coverage until a permanent restoration is fixed.
Dental Cement
Dental Cement
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Luting Agent
Luting Agent
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Provisional Coverage
Provisional Coverage
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Smallest Powder Increment
Smallest Powder Increment
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Type II Zinc Oxide-Eugenol (ZOE)
Type II Zinc Oxide-Eugenol (ZOE)
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Treated Paper Pad
Treated Paper Pad
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Two Tubes of Paste (Temp Bond)
Two Tubes of Paste (Temp Bond)
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Phosphoric Acid
Phosphoric Acid
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Cool Glass Slab
Cool Glass Slab
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Overfill in Gold Crowns
Overfill in Gold Crowns
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Ezqueeze Bottle/Syringe
Ezqueeze Bottle/Syringe
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Glossy Appearance (Polycarboxylate)
Glossy Appearance (Polycarboxylate)
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Glass Ionomer Material
Glass Ionomer Material
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Study Notes
Dental Cements Overview
- Spatulate: The process of mixing using a flexible metal or plastic instrument to achieve a uniform consistency.
- Exothermic: Describes a chemical reaction that releases heat during the process.
- Provisional: Temporary tooth coverage used for a limited duration until permanent restoration is applied.
Types and Functions
- Cement: A versatile dental material used to secure indirect restorations, applicable for both temporary and permanent use.
- Luting Agent: Another term for dental cement, functioning primarily to adhere restorations to tooth structures.
- Provisional coverage: Involves the use of temporary cement during dental procedures, preparing the tray setup accordingly.
Mixing and Application Techniques
- Smallest powder increment: The initial amount of powder introduced to zinc phosphate liquid during mixing should be minimal for optimal consistency.
- Type II Zinc Oxide-Eugenol (ZOE): Specifically formulated for permanent cementation applications.
- Treated paper pad: The ideal mixing surface for ZOE to ensure proper formulation and functionality.
Product Forms
- Two tubes of paste: Temp bond, a type of dental cement, is commercially available in this dual-component form.
- Phosphoric acid: The primary liquid component in zinc phosphate, critical for its adhesive properties.
- Cool glass slab: Recommended method to dissipate heat generated during the zinc phosphate mixing process, preventing thermal damage.
Application Process
- Overfill in gold crowns: An important technique in the placement of permanent cement to ensure complete coverage and proper adhesion.
- Ezqueeze bottle and calibrated syringe: Common methods of dispensing polycarboxylate cement liquid, ensuring accurate volume for use.
- Glossy appearance: Properly mixed polycarboxylate cement should have a smooth, shiny finish indicating correct consistency.
Material Properties and Uses
- Glass ionomer material: Confirmed to be effective for restorations, offering benefits like adhesion to dentin and enamel.
- Calcium: Contains an ingredient in glass ionomer cement powder that aids in preventing recurrent decay, enhancing long-term dental health.
- Resin cement under metal castings: Affirmative capability allows its use for supporting metal restorations securely.
- Composite Resin: Preferred choice for cementing ceramic veneers, due to compatibility and aesthetic considerations.
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