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Dental Materials — NEET MDS

Properties, classifications, and comparisons

📚 6 Topics📝 ~14 Questions in ExamDay 14-15🎯 Priority #8
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1. Impression Materials — Detailed PropertiesMUST DO
~25min

Addition silicone (PVS) = most accurate, no byproduct. Condensation silicone = releases alcohol. Polysulfide = messiest, longest setting. Polyether = stiffest, hydrophilic. Alginate = snap set, no reuse.

2. Dental Cements — ZPC, GIC, ResinMUST DO
~25min

ZPC = gold standard for luting (strongest compressive). GIC = fluoride release + chemical bond. Resin cement = best with all-ceramic. ZOE = most biocompatible, least strength.

3. Dental Casting Alloys & InvestmentHIGH
~20min

Type I gold = inlays (soft). Type IV = partial denture frameworks (extra hard). Ni-Cr = most common base metal alloy. Gypsum bonded investment = gold casting. Phosphate bonded = base metal.

4. Dental Ceramics — Types & SystemsMUST DO
~25min

Feldspathic = most esthetic, weakest. Leucite-reinforced = IPS Empress. Lithium disilicate = IPS e.max (most popular). Zirconia = strongest ceramic, opaque. CAD-CAM = digital fabrication.

5. Mechanical Properties of MaterialsHIGH
~20min

Stress = Force/Area. Strain = ΔL/L. Elastic modulus = stress/strain. Toughness = area under curve. Resilience = energy absorbed in elastic region. Hardness tests: Knoop (micro), Vickers, Brinell (macro).

6. Dental Waxes & Polymers (Acrylics)HIGH
~15min

PMMA = heat cure acrylic = denture base. Porosity in acrylic: Gaseous (most common) > Contraction > Granular. Wax pattern → Investment → Burnout → Casting = Lost wax technique.

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