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• Title:Dental materials : clinical applications for dental assistants and dental hygienists / Carol Dixon Hatrick, CDA, RDA, RDH, MS, Director, Dental Programs, Santa Rosa Junior College, Santa Rosa, California, W. Stephan Eakle, DDS, FADM, Professor of Clinical Dentistry Emeritus, Department of Preventive and Restorative Dental Sciences, School of Dentistry, University of California, San Francisco, San Francisco, California.
  
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• Author/Creator:Hatrick, Carol Dixon, author.
  
• Other Contributors/Collections:Eakle, W. Stephan, author.
  
• Published/Created:St. Louis, Missouri : Elsevier, [2016]
  

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  • Location:WOODWARD LIBRARY stacksWhere is this?
    
  • Call Number: WU190 .H364d 2016
    
  • Number of Items:1
    
  • Status:Available
    

   
• Library of Congress Subjects:Dental materials.
  Dental materials--Examinations, questions, etc.
  
• Medical Subjects: Dental Materials.
  
• Genre/Form:Examinations.
  
• Edition:Third edition.
  
• Description:xiv, 370 pages : illustrations (chiefly color) ; 28 cm
  
• Summary:With Dental Materials: Clinical Applications for Dental Assistants and Dental Hygienists, Third Edition, learn the most current methods of placing-or assisting in the placement of-dental materials, and how to instruct patients in their maintenance. Easy-to-follow, step-by-step procedures show how to mix, use, and apply dental materials within the context of the patient's course of treatment. The multidisciplinary author team enhances this edition with new chapters on preventive and desensitizing materials, tooth whitening, and preventive and corrective oral appliances and new clinical photos throughout. An Evolve companion website provides new chapter quizzes for classroom and board exam preparation!
  
• Notes:Includes bibliographical references and index.
  
• ISBN:9781455773855 (pbk. ; alk. paper)
  1455773859 (pbk. ; alk. paper)
  
• Contents:Machine generated contents note: 1. Introduction to Dental Materials
  Role Of The Dental Auxiliary In The Use Of Dental Materials
  Evidence-Based Dentistry
  Historical Development Of Dental Materials
  Agencies Responsible For Standards
  American Dental Association
  U.S. Food And Drug Administration
  International Agencies
  Future Developments In Dental Biomaterials
  2. Oral Environment And Patient Considerations
  Classification Of Dental Materials
  Biocompatibility
  Biomechanics
  Force And Stress
  Moisture And Acid Levels
  Galvanism
  Temperature
  Retention
  Microleakage
  Esthetics
  Oral Biofilm And Dental Materials
  Detection Of Restorative Materials
  Summary
  3. Physical And Mechanical Properties Of Dental Materials
  Physical Structure
  Primary Bonds
  Secondary Bonds
  Three States Of Matter
  Application
  Composition
  Reaction
  Manipulation
  Summary
  4. General Handling And Safety Of Dental Materials In The Dental Office
  Materials Hazards In The Dental Environment
  Exposure To Particulate Matter
  Exposure To Biological Contaminants
  Bio-Aerosols In The Dental Setting
  Dental Bio-Aerosols
  Chemical Safety In The Dental Office
  Hazardous Chemicals
  Skin And Eyes
  Inhalation
  Ingestion
  Exposure To Bisphenol A
  Exposure To Mercury
  Acute And Chronic Chemical Toxicity
  Acute Chemical Toxicity
  Chronic Chemical Toxicity
  Personal Chemical Protection
  Hand Protection
  Eye Protection
  Protective Clothing
  Inhalation Protection
  Control Of Chemical Spills
  Mercury Spill
  Flammable Liquids
  Acids
  Eyewash
  Ventilation
  General Precautions For Storing Chemicals
  Disposal Of Chemicals
  Empty Containers
  Hazardous Waste Disposal
  Dental Laboratory Infection Control
  Occupational Safety And Health Administration Hazard Communication Standard
  Hazard Communication Program
  Labeling Of Chemical Containers And Safety Data Sheets
  Labeling Exemptions
  Eco-Conscience Green Practices
  Patient Safety
  Summary
  5. Principles Of Bonding
  Basic Principles Of Bonding
  Preparation For Bonding
  Bonding To The Etched Surface
  Surface Wetting
  Bond Strength
  Enamel Etching
  Dentin Etching
  Enamel And Dentin Bonding
  Bonding Systems
  History Of The Development Of Bonding Systems
  Total-Etch Bonding Systems (Generations 4 And 5)
  Self-Etch Bonding Systems (Generations 6 And 7)
  Modes Of Cure
  Oxygen-Inhibited Layer
  Biocompatibility
  Compatibility With Other Resins
  Microleakage
  Contamination Of Bonding Site
  Postoperative Sensitivity
  Clinical Applications Of Bonding
  Bonding Of Restoration
  Ceramic Bonding And Repair
  Metal Bonding
  Amalgam Bonding
  Composite Resin Repair
  Orthodontic Bracket Bonding
  Bonding Of Ceramic Veneers
  Bonding Of Endodontic Posts
  Summary
  6. Composites, Glass Lonomers, And Compomers
  Direct Placement Esthetic Restorative Materials
  Composite Resin
  Components
  Classification Of Composites By Filler Size
  Physical And Mechanical Properties Of Composites
  Clinical Handling Of Composites
  Matrix Systems
  Light-Curing
  Composite Repair
  Finishing And Polishing
  Why Composites Fail
  Indirect-Placement Composite Resins
  Laboratory-Processed Composites
  Glass Ionomer Cements
  Packaging
  Physical And Mechanical Properties
  Uses For Glass Lonomer Cements
  Hybrid (Resin-Modified) Ionomers
  Nano-Ionomers
  Compomers
  Giomers
  Summary
  7. Preventive And Desensitizing Materials
  Fluoride
  Topical And Systemic Effects
  Protection Against Erosion
  Bacteria Inhibition
  Fluoride And Antibacterial Rinses For Control Of Dental Caries
  Methods Of Delivery
  Safety
  Pit And Fissure Sealants
  Purpose
  Indications
  Susceptibility Of Teeth To Fissure Caries
  Composition
  Working Time
  Color And Wear
  Placement
  Patient Record Entries
  Effectiveness
  Troubleshooting Problems With Sealants
  Glass Lonomer Cement As A Sealant
  Desensitizing Agents
  Mechanism Of Tooth Sensitivity
  Treatment
  Categories And Components Of Desensitizing Agents
  Remineralization
  Products
  Resin Infiltration
  Summary
  8. Teeth Whitening Materials And Procedures
  Teeth Whitening (Bleaching)
  Types Of Stains
  How Whitening Works
  In-Office Whitening
  Home Whitening (Prescribed By The Dentist)
  Over-The-Counter Products
  Role Of The Dental Assistant Or Hygienist
  Potential Side Effects
  Restorative Considerations
  Contraindications
  Retreatment
  Enamel Microabrasion
  Adverse Outcomes
  Summary
  9. Dental Ceramics
  Dental Ceramics
  Glass And Nonglass Ceramics
  Advantages And Disadvantages Of Ceramic Restorations
  Glass
  Based Ceramics
  Porcelains
  Non-Glass-Based Ceramics
  Alumina
  Zirconia
  Physical And Mechanical Properties
  Thermal Properties
  Optical Properties
  Biocompatibility
  Processing Techniques
  Sintering
  Slip-Casting
  Heat-Pressing
  Computer-Aided Machining
  Cad/Cam Technology
  Basic Components Of Cad/Cam Systems
  Incorporating Cad/Cam Technology Into Private Practice
  Ceramic Cad/Cam Materials
  Clinical Applications For Ceramic Materials
  Rationale For Selection Of Ceramic Materials
  Veneers
  Porcelain-Metal Restorations
  Finishing And Polishing Ceramic Restorations
  Cementation Of All-Ceramic Restorations
  Maintenance Of All-Ceramic Restorations
  Removal Of All-Ceramic Restorations
  Shade Taking
  Hue, Chroma, And Value
  Involving The Dental Assistant/Hygienist And The Patient
  Lighting For Shade Taking
  Matching The Shade
  Characterizing The Shade
  Summary
  10. Dental Amalgam
  Dental Amalgam
  Alloys Used In Dental Amalgam
  Silver-Based Amalgam Alloy Particles
  Composition
  Setting Transformation (Amalgamation)
  Setting Reactions
  Tarnish
  Corrosion
  Creep
  Dimensional Change
  Strength
  Thermal Conductivity
  Handling Characteristics Of High-Copper Alloys
  Manipulation Of Amalgam
  Use Of Matrix Bands
  Summary
  11. Casting Metals, Solders, And Wrought Metal Alloys
  Casting Alloys
  All-Metal Castings
  Porcelain Bonding Alloys
  Titanium And Its Alloys
  Sintered Alloy Composites
  Removable Prosthetic Casting Alloys
  Identalloy Program
  Biocompatibility
  Resistance To Tarnish And Corrosion
  Solders
  Gold Solders
  Silver Solders
  Wrought Metal Alloys
  Wire
  Preformed Provisional Crowns
  Endodontic Files And Reamers
  Metals Used In Orthodontics
  Wires
  Brackets And Bands
  Retainers And Removable Orthodontic Appliances
  Space Maintainers
  Endodontic Posts
  Purpose Of The Post
  Classification
  Custom Posts
  Preformed Posts
  Summary
  12. Dental Implants
  Dental Implants
  Endosseous Implants
  Indications For Implants
  Contraindications For Implants
  Benefits Of Implants
  Implant Components
  Implant Materials
  Implant Designs
  Image-Guided Implant Planning And Surgery
  Implant Planning Software
  Advantages Of Guided Implant Surgery
  Implant Placement And Restoration
  Informed Consent
  Surgical Risks
  Preparation Of The Patient For Surgery
  Postsurgical Instructions
  Preparing The Operatory For Surgery
  Two-Stage Surgical Procedure
  One-Stage Surgical Procedure
  Immediate-Placement Surgical Procedure
  Immediate Loading
  Restorative Phase
  Implant Impression And Laboratory Components
  Impression Procedures
  Retention Of The Implant Crown
  Retention Of The Removable Prosthesis
  Mini-Implants
  Uses Of Mini-Implants
  Bone Grafting
  Purpose Of Bone Grafting
  Types Of Bone Grafts
  Barrier Membranes
  Sinus Lift
  Implant Longevity
  Implant Failure
  Long-Term Success
  Implant Maintenance
  Home Care
  Hygiene Visit
  Summary
  13. Abrasion, Finishing, And Polishing
  Finishing, Polishing, And Cleaning
  Factors Affecting Abrasion
  Mode Of Delivery Of Abrasives
  Materials Used In Abrasion
  Preparations Used For Abrasion
  Finishing And Polishing Procedures
  Margination And Removal Of Flash
  Amalgam
  Composite
  Gold Alloy
  Ceramics (Porcelain)
  Polishing During Oral Prophylaxis (Coronal Polish)
  Amalgam
  Composite
  Gold Alloys And Ceramics
  Resin/Cement Interface
  Implants
  Air Polishing And Air Abrasio
  Safety/Infection Control
  Patient Education
  Summary
  14. Dental Cement
  Uses Of Dental Cements
  Pulpal Protection
  Luting, Bonding, Cementation
  Restorations
  Surgical Dressings
  Properties Of Dental Cements
  Strength
  Solubility
  Viscosity And Film Thickness
  Biocompatibility And Anticariogenic Properties
  Retention And Adhesion
  Esthetics
  Radiopacity
  Manipulation
  Storage
  Mixing
  Working And Setting Times
  Self-Etch And Total-Etch
  Light-Curing, Self-Curing/Dual-Curing
  Loading The Restoration
  Removal Of Excess Cement
  Cement-Associated Peri-Implant Disease
  Cleanup, Disinfection, And Sterilization
  Considerations During Instrumentation
  Dental Cements
  Zinc Oxide Eugenol
  Zinc Phosphate
  Zinc Polycarboxylate
  Glass Lonomer Cements
  Resin-Based Cements (Adhesive And Self-Adhesive Resin)
  Summary
  Contents note continued: 15. Impression Materials
  Overview Of Impressions
  Types Of Impressions
  Types Of Impression Materials
  Key Properties
  Impression Trays
  Stock Trays
  Custom Trays
  Bite Registration Trays
  Hydrocolloids
  Reversible Hydrocolloid (Agar)
  Irreversible Hydrocolloid (Alginate)
  Making Alginate Impressions
  Criteria For Clinically Acceptable Alginate Impressions
  Elastomers
  Use Of Adhesive
  Elastic Recovery
  Wettability
  Polysulfides
  Silicone Rubber Impression Materials
  Polyvinyl Siloxane (Vinyl Polysiloxane)
  Vinyl Polyether Silicone Hybrid
  Components Of Impression Making For Crown And Bridge Procedures
  Gingival Retraction
  Making The Impression
  Digital Impressions
  Scanning Devices
  Advantages Of Digital Impressions
  Disadvantages Of Digital Impressions
  Soft Tissue Management
  Expanded Usage Of Digital Impressions
  Inelastic Impression Materials
  Dental Impression Compound
  Impression Plaster
  Zinc Oxide Eugenol Impression Material
  Impression Wax
  Disinfecting Impressions
  Disinfecting Casts
  Sterilizing Impression Trays
  Summary
  16. Gypsum And Wax Products
  Uses And Desirable Qualities Of Gypsum Products
  Properties And Behaviors Of Gypsum Products
  Chemical Properties
  Physical Properties
  Classification Of Gypsum Products
  Impression Plaster (Type I)
  Model Plaster (Type II)
  Dental Stone (Type III)
  Dental Stone, High-Strength/Low Expansion (Type Iv)
  Dental Stone, High-Strength/High-Expansion (Type V)
  Manipulation Of Gypsum Products
  Material Selection
  Proportioning (Water-To-Powder Ratio)
  Mixing: Spatulation
  Initial Setting Time And Working Time
  Final Setting Time
  Control Of Setting Times
  Fabricating And Trimming Diagnostic/Working Casts
  Storage
  Cleanup
  Infection Control And Safety Issues
  Separating The Impression From The Cast
  Trimming
  Metal-Plated And Epoxy Dies And Resin-Reinforced Die Stone
  Investment Materials
  Composition And Properties Of Dental Waxes
  Melting Range
  Flow
  Excess Residue
  Thermal Expansion
  Classification Of Waxes
  Pattern Waxes
  Processing Waxes
  Impression Waxes
  Manipulation Of Waxes
  Lost Wax Technique
  Summary
  17. Polymers For Prosthetic Dentistry
  Review Of Polymer Formation
  Copolymers
  Polymerization
  Cross-Linked Polymers
  Polymerization Reactions
  Acrylic Resins (Plastics)
  Uses
  Modifiers
  Properties
  Allergic Reaction
  Acrylic Resin For Denture Bases
  Polymerization Reaction
  Denture Reline Materials (Liners)
  Soft Relining Materials
  Hard Relining Materials
  Infection Control Procedures
  Over-The-Counter Liners
  Denture Teeth
  Acrylic Resin Teeth
  Composite Resin Teeth
  Porcelain Teeth
  Characterization Of Dentures
  Plastics For Maxillofacial Prostheses
  Denture Repair
  Chemical-Cured Acrylic Repair Material
  Light-Cured Repair Material
  Custom Impression Trays And Record Bases
  Chemical-Cured Tray And Record Base Material
  Light-Cured Tray And Record Base Material
  Instructions For New Denture Wearers
  What To Expect
  Care Of Acrylic Resin Dentures
  Home Care
  In-Office Care
  Storage Of Dentures
  Summary
  18. Provisional Restorations
  Dental Procedures That May Require Provisional Coverage
  Criteria For Provisional Coverage
  Maintain Prepared Tooth Position Relative To Adjacent And Opposing Teeth
  Protect The Exposed Tooth Surfaces And Margins
  Protect The Gingival Tissues
  Provide Function And Esthetics
  Retention
  Properties Of Provisional Materials
  Strength
  Hardness
  Tissue Compatibility
  Esthetics
  Handling
  Provisional Crown Materials
  Preformed/Prefabricated Crowns
  Stainless Steel Crowns
  Aluminum Shell Crowns
  Polycarbonate And Celluloid Crown Forms
  Customized Provisional Crowns
  Acrylic Provisional Materials
  Bis-Acrylic Composite Provisional Materials
  Vacuum Former Acetate Technique
  Cementing The Provisional Crown
  Removing The Provisional Restoration
  Intracoronal Cement Provisionals
  Advanced Techniques
  Patient Education
  Summary
  19. Preventive And Corrective Oral Appliances
  Preventive And Corrective Oral Appliances
  Sports Mouth Guards
  Night Guards (Bruxism Mouth Guards)
  Oral Appliances For Prevention Of Snoring And Obstructive Sleep Apnea
  Space Maintainers
  Orthodontic Tooth Aligners
  Summary
  Appendix
  Answers To Review Questions.