Dental Materials mind maps
39 mind maps by 26 users
This Dental Materials page on GoConqr gathers mind maps on topics from amalgam and composite resin to impression materials and gypsum products. It is for university students and professional candidates practising material properties, and teachers looking for ready-made material. There are over 30 mind maps from more than 20 users, covering university and professional-level study. Choose a map and start exploring.
Mind maps
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55 nodesAMALGAM Product of amalgamation · Alloy and mercury rea... · 2 compositions: conve... · CONVENTIONAL · Today-traditional con... · HIGH COPPER
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49 nodesGLASS IONOMER Contains fluoroalumin... · ADVANTAGES OF USING GI · DISADVANTAGES OF USIN... · CLINICAL INDICATIONS ... · CLINICAL INDICATIONS ... · CONTRAINDICATIONS OF ...
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16 nodesHow is light reflected and refractedwithin a natural tooth? Human enamel contains... · Colour · Translucency · Chroma · When light enters a n...
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44 nodesMETALS AND ALLOYS METAL: opaque, closel... · ALLOYS: Mix of 2 or m... · Composed of many smal... · METALS · ALLOYS · Crystals termed GRAINS
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30 nodesDENTAL MATERIAL DENTAL COMPOSITES: fi... · FIBRE REINFORCED MATE... · consits of: FIBRES OF... · EMBEDDED IN A BONDED ... · TESTS USED TO CHARACT... · RHEOLOGICAL PROPERTIES
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34 nodesCOMPOSITE RESIN resin matrix, filler,... · Non adhesive material... · Hydrophobic, photophi... · polymerisation shrinkage · place in small increm... · ADVANTAGES
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104 nodesImpression Materials Properties · Compound · ZOE · Alginate · Silicones
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15 nodesWhat would be the physical effects on the completed restoration if the firing temperatures and sequences usedwere incorrect? The precise temperatu... · After each individual... · Thermal Shock · Porosity · Grain size/Strength
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15 nodesWhat would be the physical effects onthe completed restoration if the firingtemperatures and sequences usedwere incorrect? The precise temperatu... · After each individual... · Thermal Shock · Porosity · Grain size/Strength
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106 nodesCavity liners & cements Requirements · Calcium hydroxide · ZOE · GIC · EBA · Zinc Phosphate
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104 nodesImpression Materials Properties · Compound · ZOE · Alginate · Silicones
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10 nodesDescribe how a natural tooth's characteristics concerning light reflection and refraction is replicated within a PFM crown. In ceramics the great... · Porcelain itself can ... · The scattering is str... · Refraction will occur... · opaque porcelains inc...
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55 nodesTask D Research Amalgam Filling's · Radiographs · Flouride in water · Tooth Whitening
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45 nodesResins Dental Generalities · History · Adhesive systems · Curing System
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7 nodesHighlight what the possible consequences the following would have on the casting: a. pouring the agar d... · b. heating the muffle...
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15 nodesBriefly discuss two methods ofobtaining a glaze on ceramicmaterials. Give the advantages anddisadvantages of both methods. Glazing can be done u... · Alternatively glazing...
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37 nodesPhysical Properties Density · Thermal Conductivity · Vapor Pressure · Heat Capacity · Heat of Fusion · Coefficient of Therma...
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6 nodesDescribe the problems that occur when soldering gold to cobalt chrome. Describe methods by which these problems may be overcome / avoided. To join cast dental a... · To decrease the melti... · Specific fluxes and s... · Small investment bloc...
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30 nodesDentifrices History · Ingredients
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8 nodesDescribe “crack propagation” withindental porcelain. Explain two waysthat reduce crack propagation fromhappening in dental porcelain Definition: the growt... · Fractures originate f... · The larger or longer ... · To reduce chance of c... · Or the restoration ca...
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36 nodesGypsum Products VARIOUS FORMS OF CALC... · CALCINATION OF CALCIU... · Plaster ISO 2 · High Strength Plaster · Impression Plaster ISO1 · Chemistry
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15 nodesWhat are the functions of the constituents of a flux suitable for use with: • Gold alloys • Stainless Steel alloys. For Gold Alloys · For stainless steel a... · Borax is the main ing... · Boric acid from the e... · Silica also reduces t... · Sodium carbonate also...
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46 nodesDMT.07 Metals & Alloys Keywords · Uses · Characteristics · Melting & Crystallisa... · Crystal Growth · Nuclei
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30 nodesamalgam Alloy powder mixed wi... · finishing burs · mercury poisoning · waste amalgam · mercury spillages
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9 nodesNanohybrid Resins Resin-based restorati...
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3 nodesDental Cements classifications of de... · Uses of dental cements
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31 nodesDental amalgam What is dental amalgam? · What should you know ... · How long is amalgam last · Are there alternative... · what is mercury?
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23 nodesTITANIUM COMPOSITION · MECHANICAL PROPERTIES · APPLICATION · ADVANTAGES · LIMITATIONS
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18 nodesDental Materials History of Dental Mat... · Oral Environment · Characteristics of De... · What is this heading ...
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16 nodesCan enamel be regenerated? Where has research be... · Introduction · What research has bee... · What have the results...
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18 nodesAmalgam Setting reaction
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20 nodesUntitled tooth preparation · types · shade · comunication between ...
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6 nodesCalcium Hydroxide high pH is toxic to b... · dissolves dentine, re... · stimulates odontoblas... · stimulates stem cells... · biocompatible with re...
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14 nodesMetal Alloys Gold Alloy · Silver Palladium Alloy · Co-Cr Alloy · Ni-Cr Alloy · Austenitic Stainless ... · Marstenitic Stainless...
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11 nodesideal requirements of luting cements low film thickness · low viscosity · strength · solubility · setting time · shorter setting time ...
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10 nodesdental composites conventional · small particle · microfilled · hybrid
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6 nodesGYPSUM TYPE 1 - IMPRESSION P... · TYPE 2 - MODEL PLASTER · TYPE 3 - DENTAL STONE · TYPE 4 - DIE STONE · TYPE 5 - HIGH STRENGT...
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6 nodesMouthguard Materials ethylene vinyl acetate · polyurethane · latex rubber · polyvinylchloride (PVC) · acrylic resin
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9 nodesImpression Materials WAX · Impression Compound · ZOE · Plaster · Hydrocolloids
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About dental materials mind maps
GoConqr OriginalUsing Dental Materials mind maps
These maps organise material topics into connected ideas. Impression Materials sets out materials alongside viscosity, while Gypsum Products covers forms of calcium sulfate and types of plaster and stone. Other maps address amalgam, composite resin, metals and alloys, as well as questions about ceramics and restorations.
For a starting point, try Physical Properties if you want to revisit properties before moving between material families. If you are already studying impressions, an Impression Materials map offers a more focused place to begin.
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Follow the branches of a map, then cover it and sketch the connections you remember. Return to the original to check what you missed. When you want to test yourself with questions, switch to a quiz on the Dental Materials unit page. Flashcards there offer another way to practise recall.
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Frequently asked questions
Which mind map could I start with?
Physical Properties is a useful starting point if you want to revisit properties before looking at individual materials. For a more focused topic, choose an Impression Materials map. The page also lists maps on amalgam, composite resin and metals and alloys, so you can follow the area you are studying.
What do the mind maps cover?
The maps cover restorative and impression materials, metals, alloys, gypsum products and more. Some organise information around a material, while others explore a question, such as how firing temperatures and sequences affect a restoration. This gives you a choice between reviewing a topic and practising a structured response.
Are these mind maps free to use?
Yes. Every resource listed here is free to open and study without an account. The maps were made by GoConqr users, rather than GoConqr. A free account also lets you make your own mind maps, quizzes, flashcards and notes, and saves your quiz scores.