3BDS: endodontic 6 pt 4+5

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what's the purpose of sealers
fill the spaces between the gutta percha cones and between the canal wall to ensure a fluid tight seal
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what are the properties of seals
provide fluid tight seal
no shrinkage with setting, slow setting time , fill canal irregularities, bacteriostatic, lubricant, adhere to dentine radiopaque.
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give some examples of traditional sealers
zinc oxide eugenol, calcium hydroxide, epoxy resin, glass ionomer, polyketone
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give some example of bioceramics in dentistry
alumina and zirconia used in prosthodontics
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bioactive glass and glass ceramic- what are they. used for
cardiology, restorative dentistry in desensitising toothpaste, bonding materials
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what is an example. of porous ceramic
calcium-phosphate based materials
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calcium silicates- what are they used in
root repair materials , root canal sealers, root end fillings for pulp capping and pulpotomy
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bioceramic sealers properties
biocompatible, chemically stable, high pH during setting, nanotechnology, hydrophilic, do not shrink on setting ands expand slightly
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what is the 1st and 2nd generation of calcium silicate cements
1st= mineral trioxide aggregate
2nd= biodentine, bioaggregate
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provide fluid tight seal
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