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What is used to calibrate the muffles

Pure metals such as silver

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What margin style is not recommended for ceramic restorations

Knife/Feather

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Best margin style for ceramic crowns

Deep/Heavy Chamfer

Next best answer is Shoulder

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What has low fusing porcelain

Feldspathic

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Lithium disilicate

Pressed ceramic using phosphate bond

Subtractive CAM wet mill

Presintered blocks milled down to a crown

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Zirconia

Slow heat, slow cool

Subtractive CAM
Dry miling

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PFG needs to contain a base metal such as

Porcelain Fused Gold

Indium, zinc, and tin to provide the oxide layer for porcelain bonding.

Gold itself doesn’t produce oxides

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PFM Material thickness for incisal

1.5 - 2 mm

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PFM Material thickness for metal

0.3 - 0.4 mm

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PFM Material thickness for opaque

0.1 - 0.2 mm

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Silver in metal coping or metal substructure will cause

greening

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For metal ceramic restorations, phosphate bonded investments must be used. The cast arm needs to be wound how many times

4.5 to 5 times

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Investment Ring, place patterns in what zone of investment ring

cold zone

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Investment Ring - runner bar should be in the ____ of the mass

Heat center

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Finishing coping / framework to receive opaque - do not finish with ____ wheels

rubber

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Steam clean and air abrade to create a ___ retention

micromechanical

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Oxidation aka

Degassing

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Compression bond

cooling metal shrinks to draw porcelain together

Strongest under compression

Weakest under tension

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Chemical bond primarily uses what kind of oxide

tin

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Van der Waals Forces

Positive and negative molecules attract

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What causes a bond to fail

Too much oxide layer

Remember to airbrade surface and steam clean

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What causes dark metal oxides

Copper

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Surface contaminates will cause

bubble formation during porcelain firing

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PFM requirements for contact

1.5-2mm away from contact

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PFM requirements for porcelain build up

max of 2mm

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PFM requirements for coping

min of 0.3mm

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Porcelain shrinkage percentage

14%, shrinks towards the greatest bulk

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PFM requirements framework must be rigid with a min of

0.5mm

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Condensing

process of packing particles together and removing water

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Condensing methods

Vibration - tapping
Capillary action - blotting to draw moisture together

Pressure packing - smoothing with tissue

Whipping brush - brush to remove loose particles

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What prep is used best for butt joint margin

Shoulder

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Natural teeth appear more translucent at ___
*What color stain?

mesial and distal incisal edges
blue/gray stain

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Calibrating the porcelain oven is measured by the

pyrometer or thermocouple

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During firing sequence, porcelain starts to Vitrify - (what is this term)

becomes glasslike

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Properly fired body bake should have what kind of appearance

pebbly/orange peel appearance

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Porcelain is strongest/weakest when

strongest under compression

weakest under tension

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Never place metal ceramic junction at MI contact point, should be min of

1.5-2mm away from contact

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E.max

Lithium disilicate = glass ceramic = pressed ceramic

wet mill / subtractive CAM

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Burnout lithium discilicate can emit

carbon monoxide

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Name the colors visible to human eye / hue

red

orange

yellow

green

blue

violet

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chroma

sautration of hue

ex: deep red has more chroma than light pink

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color value

relative to white or black

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primary colors

red

yellow

blue

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secondary colors

green

orange

violet

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complementary colors for red, yellow, blue?
This will neutralize the color

red = green (strawberry)

yellow = violet (Lakers)

blue = orange (OCC)

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Metamerism

when stimuli reaching the eye causes two objects to match in color under certain lightning conditions. To avoid this, compare things in the same light

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Vita Shade colors

A = Yellow/Red

B = Yellow

C = Yello/Gray

D = Yellow/Gray/Red

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Welding vs Soldering

Welding = joining of parent metals

Soldering = filler metal

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Acid etch

Use hydrofluoric acid to etch porcelain

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