Denture Lining Material PDF

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This document describes different types of denture lining materials, including tissue conditioners and soft liners. It details their uses, properties, and classifications. The document is suitable for those studying or working in dentistry.

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# Denture Lining Material ## Definition They are very soft material that added to fitting surface of denture to act as cushion. ## Types - Tissue conditioner - Soft liner (acrylic / rubber) ## Soft Liners ### Uses - Knife-edge ridge covered by thin mucosa - Mucosa - very thin (inadequate thi...

# Denture Lining Material ## Definition They are very soft material that added to fitting surface of denture to act as cushion. ## Types - Tissue conditioner - Soft liner (acrylic / rubber) ## Soft Liners ### Uses - Knife-edge ridge covered by thin mucosa - Mucosa - very thin (inadequate thickness) - Patient who has bruxism or clenches his teeth - Denture patient problem is psychological (not tolerate hard denture) ### Requirement - Resilient - Dimension stable - Adhere to denture base - Color stability - Good rupture properties ### Classification - **Reaction:** Gelation reaction (physical reaction) as solvent volatile evaporation & leave Polymer gel - **Manipulation:** Mouth-cured or chair side technique - **Properties:** Hardness is Very low (softest of resilient liners) flowable & get excellent details, no reaction with tissue (good biological effect), weight Loss (evaporation of solvent), dimension change is less than 2%, material lose its resiliency after 5 days due to losing plasticizer so it must be replaced ## Tissue Conditioner ### Definition Resilient liner act as (temporary cushion) to prevent masticatory loads to transfer to underlying tissue. ### Uses - After surgery (reduce pain) "surgical pack" - Functional impression - Treatment of irritated denture-bearing mucosa ### Composition - Powder (ethyl methacrylate polymer) (no initiator) - Liquid aromatic ester & ethyl alcohol & butyl Phthalate (plasticizer) - It is solvent liquid not monomer ### Reaction Gelation reaction (physical reaction) as solvent volatile evaporation & leave Polymer gel ### Manipulation Mouth-cured or chair side technique ### Properties - Hardness is Very low (softest of resilient liners) - Flowable & get excellent details - No reaction with tissue (good biological effect) - Weight Loss (evaporation of solvent) - Dimension change is less than 2% - Material lose its resiliency after 5 days due to losing plasticizer so it must be replaced ### Classification - **Temporary:** One month P/L - **Permanent:** (6-7 months) P/L ### Requirement - Compatible with tissue - Easy in processing - Low water sorption ## Classification | | Cold cure | Heat cure | |---|---|---| | **Soft liner** | **Acrylic** | **Rubber** | | **Temporary** | Plasticized | Permanent (6-7 months) Paste (silicone) catalyst (liquid) | | **Permanent** | Permanent (6-7 months) | Permanent (6-7 months) Single paste (vinyl terminated silicone polymer) | ### Requirement - **Permanent:** (few weeks or month) - **Temporary:** (4-7 month) ### Chair Side Lab Replaced due to lose plasticizer ### Lab Replaced due to water sorption & fungal growth All soft liners are permanent to patient but change after time

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