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7 Cards in this Set
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Characteristics of glass ionomers?
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For class Vs
Vitrebond Release of fluoride-may have anticariogenic effect-little secondary caries Susceptible to moisture contamination |
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Hybrid Ionomers-Characteristics?
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Contains HEMA
Less susceptible to early moisture exposure Should be avoided with all ceramic restorations Expensive For class Vs |
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Zinc Polycarboxylate-Characteristics?
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Film thickness of 25-48 microns
Good for high strength bases-less irritating to pulp Ultratemp |
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Zinc Phosphate-Characteristics?
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Low Cost
Durable-prevented leakage for up to 20 yrs in one study High acidity though Fleck's cement (Frozen slab technique) |
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Non-Eugenol Zinc Oxide...What replaces eugenol?
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EBA
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Calcium Hydroxide-Characteristics?
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Stimulates the formation of reparative dentin.
Pulp capping |
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Compomer-Contraindication?
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Do not use with all-ceramic restorations.
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