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List and describe the functions of the first layer of porcelain in:
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List and describe the functions of the first layer of porcelain in:
a. alloy-bonded
- • In metal-bonding porcelains, Opaque powder is used to:
- - Enhance the bond of the porcelain to the metal substructure.
- - Mask out the dark colour of the metal substructure.
- - Initiate the shade of the restoration.
- • Shoulder/Margin porcelain is used to create perfect aesthetics in the cervical area of metal ceramic restorations.
- • They have a higher opacity than the dentine/body powders to fulfil their main function: masking out the underlying core.
- • They prevent the crown from suffering from dark margins due to the shadow caused by the metal.
- • In metal-bonding porcelains, Opaque powder is used to:
b. zirconia-bonded crowns.
- • Zirconia Frame Modifier helps to provide the bond and background colour.
- Should have a slight sheen
- This sheen helps to bounce light back, delfecting from the darker interior coping
- Frame modifier leaves an uneven surface
- This scatters the reflected light through the crown
- Should have a slight sheen
- • After this the first layer of porcelain is applied: Dentine porcelain.
- • Dentine porcelains function is to govern the shape and shade of the restoration.
- • The dentine powders are somewhat translucent, to mimic the natural reflective and refractive properties of dentine.
- • The dentine layer of a restoration will contain the largest bulk of porcelain. It may be supplied in more than 1 powder to aid the technician in matching the patient’s dentition.
- • Zirconia Frame Modifier helps to provide the bond and background colour.
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