Dental Materials Midterm

weekest and most porus.

stronger and less ports. Dies

weekest and most porus.

stronger and less ports.

replicas of the prepared teeth that are generally used from working casts.

densest form of gypsum.

casts made from dental stone that are strong enough to resist stress of fabricating an indirect restoration.

range of melting points of the individual components of wax.

positive replica of teeth and commonly called study models.

composed of two or more substances in which one substance is suspended within another substance. hydrocolloid

an agar impression material that can be heated to change a gel into a fluid sol state. irreversible hydrocolloid

a powder derived from seaweed.

property of a material to have two different temperatures for melting and solidifiying.

a characteristic of gels to contract and squeeze out some liquid that then accumulates on the surface.

silicone rubber impression that sets by linking molecules in long chains but produces a liquid.

degree to which liquid adhesive is able to spread over a surface of tooth.

ability of liquid to flow.

minimum thickness obtainable by a layer of material.

when bacteria enters the interface.

metal or plastic and can be solid or perforated.

made and lab and cured.

takes both arches along with bite registration.

raised borders on internal surface and lock in the impression material.

calcium sulfate dihydrate.

1) size and shape 2) porosity 3) amount of water.

1) impression plaster-final impressions 2) model plaster-diagnostic casts 3) Dental stone-dentures

1) KSO4 2) slurry 3) water.

1) blood 2) saliva 3) alginate.

plants

synthetic waxes

produce patterns for metal castings.

construct framework for partial and complete dentures.

produce form on which denture teeth are set.

borax and agar.

alkyl benzoate.

KSO4.

weekest and most porus.

stronger and less ports.

replicas of the prepared teeth that are generally used from working casts.

densest form of gypsum.

casts made from dental stone that are strong enough to resist stress of fabricating an indirect restoration.

range of melting points of the individual components of wax.

positive replica of teeth and commonly called study models.

composed of two or more substances in which one substance is suspended within another substance. hydrocolloid

an agar impression material that can be heated to change a gel into a fluid sol state. irreversible hydrocolloid

a powder derived from seaweed.

property of a material to have two different temperatures for melting and solidifiying.

a characteristic of gels to contract and squeeze out some liquid that then accumulates on the surface.

silicone rubber impression that sets by linking molecules in long chains but produces a liquid.

degree to which liquid adhesive is able to spread over a surface of tooth.

ability of liquid to flow.

minimum thickness obtainable by a layer of material.

when bacteria enters the interface.

metal or plastic and can be solid or perforated.

made and lab and cured.

takes both arches along with bite registration.

raised borders on internal surface and lock in the impression material.

calcium sulfate dihydrate.

1) size and shape 2) porosity 3) amount of water.

1) impression plaster-final impressions 2) model plaster-diagnostic casts 3) Dental stone-dentures

1) KSO4 2) slurry 3) water.

1) blood 2) saliva 3) alginate.

plants

synthetic waxes

produce patterns for metal castings.

construct framework for partial and complete dentures.

produce form on which denture teeth are set.

borax and agar.

alkyl benzoate.

KSO4.

written programs

dental impression

making preliminary impressions for complete dentures.

softens at 140 and hardens at 98

seldom due to the complex technique.

ploysulfide

acrylic resins.