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Restoration will have heavy occlusal stresses
Submarginal areas that can't be isolated or finished
Costly, time and technique sensitive
components of smear layer
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made up of loosely bonded gel-like mixture of organic and inorganic
dentinal cutting debris, salivary proteins, intra-oral bacteria and plaque
debris (hydroxyapatite crystals and partially denatured collagen)
, forced into dentinal tubules forming amorphous plugs (can by removed by
etch)
top reasons for post op sensitivity:
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Over-etching dentin/ Over-drying dentin
Solvents not removed during drying step (audio test)
Incomplete material coverage
Under curing (importance of lights)
Polymerization shrinkage and stress
you should make a mental noteof what two things before the tooth is prepped?
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1.occlusion
2.width/depth of prep in order to identify flash while finishing
how to apply bond:
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, first margins of prep then inside cavity prep
macrofills are usually used for what type of restorations?
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posterior
options to isolate the tooth with while placing restoration:
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1. rubber dam
2.cotton rolls
3. retraction cord
role of adhesives:
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Direct bonding of composite restorations
Bonding of crowns using resin based cements
Application of post and core materials