Dental cements Flashcards

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1
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what is a cement

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-a bonder which sets and hardens independently, binding materials together

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Uses of cements

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-cavity lining to protect pulp from direct restorations
-luting
-temp restorations
-endo

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How do cements act as barrier materials

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Thermal insulation: protect pulp from sudden change in temp from overlying filling material
Chemical: protecr from chems
Electrical: diff metal restorations placed adjacent to eachother may develop a galvanic cell causing pain

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5 Requirements of cavity lining materials

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-barrier (thermal, chem, electrical)
-flow- so can cover and move
-mechanical properties- withstand pressure of pushing down overlying material,
-radiopacity
-compatibility w overlying restorative material

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Integrity of the cement depends on

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degree of set
-thickness of material when set
-pressure exerted when placing the material eg amalgam
-the amount of surrounding tooth structure (thicker the better)

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What are calcium hydroxide cements?

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-two pastes (one 50% calcium hydroxide, 10% Zn0 and 40% ethyl toluene sulphonamide + butylene glycol disalicylate) mixed together

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how do Caoh2 set, what happens when freshly mixed

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-two pastes (one 50% calcium hydroxide, 10% Zn0 and 40% ethyl toluene sulphonamide + butylene glycol disalicylate) mixed together

-freshly mixed they have a high pH v alkaline to enhance formation of secondary dentine

-Setting rxn is chelation beween Zn0 and butylene glycol disalicylate

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Uses and properties of CaOH cements

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-pulp capping direct
-luting

-low compressive strength (though it increases over time)

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MTA cements what is it, how do they set

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-calcium silicate based materials
-made up of hydrophilic particles so when interact w water they set so no moisture control

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MTA issues

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-take long time to undergo setting
-poor handling
-can discolour oral tissues

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MTA advantages

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-can be grey or white up to u
-bioactive
- pulp capping
-seal well in root canals to reduce bacterial migration

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Biodentine what is it

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-calcium silicate material

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Biodentine uses

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pulp capping direct
-dentine replacement
-root performations

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Biodentine advantages

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-sets faster than mta bc of its larger particle size
-bioactive (ca released when in solution)
-biocompativle

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Biodentine setting rxn

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powder(of calcium silicates) + liquid phase(calcium chloride and water soluble polymer) -> paste which hardens to a cement

-sets 9-12mins

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16
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Ideal properties of luting cement

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-ease of manipulation
-low film thickness (thin uniform layer bw teeth and restoration)
-long working time w rapid setting at mout temp
-low solubility in oral fluid
-adhesion to tooth
-biocompatible
-radiopaque
-anticariogenic properties
-good tensile and compressive strengths

17
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e.g.s of luting cements

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-zn phosphate
-znO eugenol
-gic
-resins
-zinc polycarboxylate

18
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Zinc phosphate properties

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-initial ph V low due to phosphpric acid but reaches neutral ph in 24h,

-exothermic so limits mixing time as it cools (5min), setting 15min,

-moisutre accelerates the rxn, rapid addition of power accelerated reaction

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ZnO properties

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-zinc oxide + h2o -> zn hydroxide
-zn hydroxide +eugenol <-> zinc eugenate
-the zinc eugenate is hydrolytically unstable so hydrolyses in presence of h2o and form zn hydroxide and eugenol again

-NEUTRALISATION RXN

neutral pH
bactericidal

20
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ZnO uses

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-used for liner, temp rest, sedative dressings
-good for temps, not perm bc they degrade over time in moisture

-CANT USE W COMPOSITE
-eugenol can act as free radical sink (if composite is ontop and prevents polymerisation of the composite)

21
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EBA cement what is it, uses

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-a modified ZOE cement
-sim setting rxn to ZOE
-lower solubility and higher strength than conventional ZOE

22
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RCT what to use, ideal properties

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bulk filler: malleable, dimensionally stable

-sealant:
insol in fluid,
low viscosity,
adequate setting time over hrs, retain seal over long time, bactericidal
biocompatible w bone
appropriate mechanical strength for crown.

23
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Gutta percha advantageas

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-plastic so reshape and remould
-biocompatible at root tip
-radiopaque
-can be removed and replaced if needed

24
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gutta percha disadvanages

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-lack of rigidity makes placing difficut
-ages rapidly n becomes brittle
-root canal prep is critical, must be confimed to prevent going out thru the apex