Flowable Composites in Dentistry
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What is the main advantage of flowable composites?

  • Decreased adaptability
  • Increased mechanical properties
  • Increased adaptability (correct)
  • Decreased elasticity

Which type of resin matrix is utilized in silorane resin composites?

  • Urethane resin matrix
  • Regular methyl methacrylate resin matrix
  • Polycarbonate resin matrix
  • Silorane resin matrix (correct)

What is the purpose of using a liner/base of flowable composites under other composites?

  • To decrease adaptability
  • To increase adaptability
  • To provide a hard layer
  • To provide an elastic layer to absorb shrinkage stresses (correct)

Which technique of polymerization is associated with using light to cure the composite material?

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What distinguishes bulk-fill composites from incrementally packed composites?

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Which resin composite type has superior wettability and adaptation compared to conventional methacrylate resins?

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Which type of composites is characterized by having small filler size but low mechanical properties due to high resin content?

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What is a key advantage of packable composites?

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What distinguishes packable composites from flowable composites?

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What is the main drawback of packable composites according to the text?

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Which type of composites have a filler size below the wavelength range of visible light?

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What advantage do hybrid composites offer over microfilled composites?

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What type of filler loading enhances the mechanical properties of a composite?

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Why is it difficult to load a composite with a large amount of small filler?

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What is the function of a coupling agent in a composite material?

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What is the role of the organo-silane used as a coupling agent?

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What type of composites are non-polishable due to their composition?

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Which classification of resin composites includes nanofilled composites?

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Flashcards

Flowable Composites Advantage

Increased adaptability to the shape of the cavity.

Silorane Resin Matrix

The type of resin used in silorane resin composites.

Liner/Base Purpose

Absorbs shrinkage stresses from the upper composite layers.

Light Cure Composite

Composite cured using light polymerization.

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Bulk-Fill vs. Incremental

Bulk-fill is placed in one layer, while incremental is placed in multiple layers.

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Silorane Resin Composite Wettability

Superior wettability and adaptation compared to methacrylate resins.

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Microfilled Composites

Contain small filler particles; low mechanical strength due to high resin content.

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Packable Composites Advantage

Good fracture resistance due to large particle size.

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Packable vs. Flowable Composites

Packable has high filler and larger particle size; flowable is more adaptable.

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Packable Composites Drawback

Poor adaptation to cavity walls.

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Nanofilled Composites Filler Size

Filler size smaller than the visible light wavelength.

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Hybrid Composites Advantage

Improved aesthetics and satisfactory mechanical properties.

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Increased Filler Loading Effect

Enhances mechanical properties when using small filler particles.

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High Filler Loading Difficulty

Increases viscosity due to large surface area.

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Coupling Agent Function

Binds filler particles to the resin matrix.

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Organo-Silane Role

Coupling agent that binds fillers and copolymerizes with matrix.

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Non-Polishable Composites

Macrofilled composites, due to their composition, cannot be polished.

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Nanofilled Composite Classification

A category of resin composites that include nanofilled composites, as specific type.

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