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Micromechanical bonding and secondary atomic bonding
Both chemical and light activated capabilities
Increased filler=____strength and ____polymerization shrinkage and _____thermal expansion
setting process for composites
Typical uses of glass ionomers
composite expands when exposed to heat
bonding of material to a surface that is rough but cannot be seen or felt
Material that can be heated and molded or shaped after polymerization
small size filler particle that polishes very smooth
the joining of two objects
Low viscosity resin is also known as
Includes acid etching and considered an extension of acid etching process
It is more effective to bond to the ___ of enamel rods
process that ensures adequate polymerization and prevents shrinkage
single paste with less matrix and voids are minimized and sets when exposed to light
transfers stress from weak matrix to strong filler
Deciduous teeth must be etched longer than permanent because of the ______ arranged rods
this allows for each layer to chemically bond to each other
larger size filler particle that feels rough with explorer
competes with polymerization and delays set time
material used to roughen surface to allow for better bonding, the surface that the material is being bonded to
resin material shrinks when set
bonding of material to a surface that is irregular and can be seen with the naked eye
The initiator in heat activated acrylic
The person who first used acid etch for sealants
Coating that prevents bonding and can easily be removed and prevented
layer of debris left after dentin is cut
What must be used to protect eyes when using a light activated composite?
repeated expansion and contraction of material opens gaps at margins
material that can be compacted making it easier to place
Resin activator absorbs light and then reacts with the initiator
wider range of particle sizes strong and polishes well
37% orthophosphoric acid
material that is made from ground up glass powder and polyacrylic acid no adhesive is required
material that flows into cavity preparations because of the low viscosity
Chemical reaction that links monomers together to produce a polymer
Most dental resins are thermoset or thermoplastic?
seeping and leaking of fluids and bacteria between tooth and restoration
