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What are the three purposes for positive reproduction?
study model
die
cast
These are descriptions of what positive reproduction?
A substitute for patient

Used for documentation (before/after)

Diagnostic/Educational aid

Treatment Planning

Observe Treatment Progress
study model
These are descriptions of what positive reproduction?
Replica for a restoration/or appliance

More than one tooth (quadrant or full arch)

Partially or completely edentulous***
cast
This is a description of what positive reproduction?
Working replica of a single tooth-typically removable
die
Casts and dies must be able to withstand ________, have hardness strength.
manipulation
Gypsum products are made from ______ that is mined and ground into a fine powder
gypsum rock
___________ process of heating gypsum to drive off the part of the water of crystallization changes
Calcination
Calcium Sulfate ____-hydrate (Rock)
to
Sulfate _____ -hydrate=
Plaster Stone
Improved Stone
Di
Hemi
__________ (white)
Type II
_____-Hemihydrate
Calcination Method-heat open container
110-120 C
Particle size after calcination-_____, soft,irregular

Uses-_________
Cost/Strength-least
Water/Powder Ratio _____ml. Water
100 g. Powder
Mixed Consistency-Thin
Expansion Rate-most
plaster
beta
porous
Study models
45-50
___________ (unimproved, yellow)
Type III
______-Hemihydrate or ______
Calcination Method-heat under steam
pressure-125 C
closed container
Particle arrangement-uniform
Uses- _____ for diagnoses and complete and partial dentures
Cost/Strength-intermediate
Water/Powder Ratio _______ml. Water
100g. Powder
Mixed Consistency-intermediate
stone
alpha Hydrocal
casts
28-30
____________ (green)
Type IV
Modified ______
Calcination method-_________
solution
Particle Arrangement-dense, ______
Uses-____/______, crown and bridge,inlays
Cost/strength-most
Water/Powder Ratio-____ml. Water
100g. Powder
Mixed consistency-putty-like
improved stone
Alpha, calcium chloride
cubodial
dies/cast
19-24
Mixing (Adding water) back to dihidrate
For best results:
measure powder/water
add powder to water in 30-60sec.-
stirring rapidly with wide stiff- bladed spatula
vibrate to remove air bubbles
study
Working time, or initial setting time-(mixing and pouring) ____ minutes
5-7
Loss of gloss marks the end of _______
working time
Setting time _____ min. (no more manipulation) may feel warm
10-15
Final Set-_____min. (failure to penetrate with fingernail)
30 to 45
How do I increase Setting Time?
(Slower-setting)
Decrease mixing

Higher water/powder ratio

Cool water

Add retarder (borax) done by manu.
(Can be purchased this way)
borax = _____________
retarder
How do I decrease Setting Time?
(Faster-Setting)

Increase Mixing

Lower water/powder ratio

Warm water

Add accelerators (potassium sulfate)
potassium sulfate= _______
accelerator
length of time from the start of mix until the setting mass reaches a semihard stage
working time or initial setting time
length of time form the start of the mix until the setting mass becomes rigid and came be separated form the impression
final setting time