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Composites
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Composition& reaction
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3phases
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resin matrix
- dimethacrylate (Bis-GMA) or urethane dimethacrylate (UDMA) oligomers
- oligomer= moderate molecular wt organic molecule (2/more)
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dispersed inorganic fillers
- filler size
- average: 0.2 -0.3micron(fine), 0.04micron(microfine), 1-10nano( nanofilled)
- microhybrid composites
- contains fine & microfine filler particles
- 84% filler by wt
- microfilled CR
- contains microfine fillers with high surface areas
- 35-50% by wt
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silane coupling agent
- provide good bond
- btw inorganic fillers & resin matrix
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initiators & accelerators
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visible light-curing sys
- initiate polymerization
- exposure time: 20-40sec
- light absorbed by diketone
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self-curing sys
- organic peroxide initiator & amine accelerator
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Pigments
- for shades
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Properties
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low polymerization shrinkage
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when set, microhybrid shrink less than microfilled/nano filled
- because less resin in microhybrid
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2techniques to reduce
- insert CR in layers
- prepare lab indirect CR inlay
- cement with thin layer of low viscosity resin
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low water sorption
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microfilled: greater potential to discoloration by water-soluble stains
- irreversible effect
- COTE similar to tooth structure
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high # resistance
- microhybrid higher compressive strength than microfilled
- CR most likely to fail in tension/bending
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elastic modulus (stiffness)
- influenced by amount of filler
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high wear resistance
- higher filler content in microhybrid CR, higher abrasive wear
- high radiopacity
- high bond strength to enamel & dentin
- good colour match to tooth
- ease of manipulation
- ease of finishing & polishing
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manipulation
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to achieve bond btw CR & tooth
- tooth must be etched & primed
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Composites for special applications
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Flowable CR
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lower filler content
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higher polymerization shrinkage, low wear resistance, low elastic modulus
- useful in cervical abfraction
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Packable CR
- high depth of cure, low polymerization shrinkage, radiopacity, low wear rate(similar to amalgam)
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Laboratory CR
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use combination of light, heat, pressure & vacuum
- increase polymerization & wear resistance
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reinforced with fiber
- to increase strength
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Core buildup CR
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adv over amalgam
- bond to dentin,can be finished immediately, easy to contour, high rigidity, have good colour under ceramic
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Provisional CR
- protempt garant
- Repair of ceramic/CR
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Compomers
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composite modified with polyacid
- used in low-stress bearing areas, in pt with medium caries risk
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release fluoride
- but F amount & its duration are lower than GIC
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setting primarily light-cured polymerization
- acid-base reaction can also occur as compomer absorbs water after placement
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GIC
- recommended for pt with high risk caries
- aluminosilicate glass(powder), polymer& copolymer of acrylic acid(liquid)
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mixing time: 30-40sec, setting time: 4min
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apply varnish after finish contouring
- trimming& polishing after 24Hours
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Hybrid ionomers
- low stress bearing area, high caries risk pt
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DO NOT apply dentin bonding agent before RMGIC
- it decrease fluoride release
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bonding agents
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3 components
- etchant
- primer
- adhesive
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many BA contain primer/adhesive with
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hydrophilic groups
- improve wetting & penetration of treated dentin
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hydrophobic grps
- polymerize & form bond with composite
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Generation
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4th
- total etch (etch&rinse) + multi-bottled system
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5th
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total etch + single-bottle system
- primer & adhesive combined
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6th & 7th
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self-etching + acidic primers/adhesives
- used without prior etching & rinsing
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Bonding to enamel
- micromechanical
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Bonding to dentin
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removal of smear layer (consist of hydroxyapatite,denatured collagen, decalcification of intertubular dentin)
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forms hybrid layer
- micromechanical
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polymerized separately from composite
- minimize shrinkage
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Light-curing units
- quartz-tungsten halogen (QTH)
- light-emitting diode (LED)
- plasma-arc source (PAC)