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MISCELLANEOUS DENTAL MATERIALS

MISCELLANEOUS DENTAL MATERIALS. BY DR KHAWAJA RASHID HASSAN HEAD SCIENCE OF DENTAL MATERIALS DEPARTMENT W.M.D.C ABBOTTABAD. MISCELLANEOUS DENTAL MATERIALS. Materials used in MAXILLOFACIAL SURGERY. Materials used in ENDODONTICS. Materials used in PERIODONTICS. Maxillofacial materials.

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MISCELLANEOUS DENTAL MATERIALS

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  1. MISCELLANEOUS DENTAL MATERIALS BY DR KHAWAJA RASHID HASSAN HEAD SCIENCE OF DENTAL MATERIALS DEPARTMENT W.M.D.C ABBOTTABAD

  2. MISCELLANEOUS DENTAL MATERIALS • Materials used in MAXILLOFACIAL SURGERY. • Materials used in ENDODONTICS. • Materials used in PERIODONTICS.

  3. Maxillofacial materials INTRODUCTION • Maxillofacial materials are used to correct facial defects. CAUSES OF FACIAL DEFECTS • Cancer surgeries. • Accidents. • Congenital deformities. NOSES, EARS, EYES, ORBITS & OTHER PARTS OF HEAD AND NECK REGION ARE REPLACED BY THESE PROSTHESES

  4. MAXILLOFACIAL PROSTHESES PROSTHETIC EYE PROSTHETIC EAR

  5. MAXILLOFACIAL PROSTHESES PROSTHETIC NOSE

  6. Maxillofacial materials • Following materials are used for the fabrication of maxillofacial prostheses. • POLYMETHYLMETHACRYLATE. • POLYURETHANE. • ROOM TEMPERATURE-VALCUNIZED SILICONES. • OTHER ELASTOMERS.

  7. Maxillofacial materials • POLYMETHYLMETHACRYLATE: • P.M.M.A was once commonly used for maxillofacial prostheses. • Still used occasionally to make artificial facial parts. • Look quiet realistic once properly pigmented. Hardness & stiffness of P.M.M.A is the main disadvantage.

  8. Maxillofacial materials 2) POLYURETHANE: • Used as maxillofacial materials. • Formed by the reaction of diisocyanate & polyol in the presence of an initiator. • Reaction must be carried out in a dry atmosphere or carbon dioxide will result. • Processing temperature of 100 ̊C is reasonable.

  9. Maxillofacial materials 3) ROOM TEMPERATURE VALCUNISED SILICONES: • Because of good physical & mechanical properties & favorable processing characteristics RTV-Silicones have become popular maxillofacial materials. • Used more often than any other material for fabrication of maxillofacial prosthesis. • They are easy to color.

  10. Maxillofacial materials 4) OTHER ELASTOMERS: • Several elastomers have been investigated for use as maxillofacial materials, including • Aliphatic polyurethanes. • Chlorinated polyurethane. • Organophosphazenes. • Silicone poly(methyl meth acrylate) block polymers.

  11. ENDODONTIC MATERIALS Endodontics is concerned with the physiology, morphology & pathology of the human dental pulp & periradicular tissues Treatments include: • Capping of exposed vital pulp. • Sealing of root canal space after removal of infected pulp. • Reconstruction with endodontic post & core systems in case of badly broken down tooth.

  12. ENDODONTIC MATERIALS • Vital pulp capping: Two types Indirect pulp capping Direct pulp capping • PULP CAPPING MATERIALS: • Calcium hydroxide cement. • Dentin bonding agents.

  13. ENDODONTIC MATERIALS b) ROOT FILLING MATERIALS: Most widely used root canal filling materials are basically a combination of • Obturating points & • Canal sealer cements. I) OBTURATING POINTS • Guttapercha points. • Metal points.

  14. ENDODONTIC MATERIALS(OBTURATING POINTS) • GUTTA PERCHA POINTS: • Guttapercha is a rubber obtained from the trees in Malaysia. • Was introduced in U.K IN 1843. • Thermoplastic material. • Softens at 60-65 ̊C & melts at about 100 ̊C. • Cannot be heat sterilized but can be disinfected. • Guttapercha when cooled rapidly forms a crystalline β phase whereas when cooled slowly a denser crystalline α phase is formed. • α phase guttapercha has better thermoplastic characteristics and hence preferred to be used in hot guttapercha systems

  15. ENDODONTIC MATERIALS(OBTURATING POINTS) OBTURA II OBTURA III

  16. ENDODONTIC MATERIALS(OBTURATING POINTS)

  17. ENDODONTIC MATERIALS(OBTURATING POINTS) B) METAL POINTS: • Metals including gold, tin, lead & silver had been used as root canal filling materials. • Silver points were used mostly because of bactericidal effect. • Rigidity & ability to get corroded easily were the 2 main disadvantages of silver obturating points.

  18. ENDODONTIC MATERIALS(ROOT CANAL SEALER MATERIALS) IDEAL PROPERTIES OF ROOT CANAL SEALER CEMENTS • Should be biocompatible. • Should be bacteriocidal or atleast bacteriostatic. • Easy to use. • Should be insoluble. • Should be free of air bubbles when mixed. • Floe to thin film thickness. • Should adapt to the canal walls & obturating points. • Should be radiopaque. • Should be easily removed in case of failure.

  19. ENDODONTIC MATERIALS(ROOT CANAL SEALER MATERIALS) ROOT CANAL SEALER MATERIALS: • ZINC OXIDE EUGENOL. • GLASS IONOMER CEMENT. • CALCIUM HYDROXIDE CEMENT. • POLY DI METHYSILOXANE.

  20. ENDODONTIC MATERIALS(POST & CORE SYSTEMS) PREFABRICATED POSTS: • Metal posts • Non threaded parallel sided posts. • Threaded parallel sided posts. • Non threaded tapered posts. • Threaded tapered posts. • Fibre reinforced resin posts • Carbon fibre reinforced posts. • Glass fibre reinforced posts. • Ceramic posts • Cosmopost. • Biopost. • Cetapost.

  21. PERIODONTAL MATERIALS • Zinc oxide eugenol formulation. • Zinc oxide fatty acid formulation. • Formulation including polyacrylic acid, poly ethyl methacrylate, zinc oxide, n-butylphthalate & alcohol.

  22. This Ends Your Science of Dental Materials Course GOOD LUCK FOR YOUR PROFESSIONAL EXAMZ

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