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Introduction to Dental Materials
- 5th Edition - July 14, 2023
- Authors: Richard van Noort, Michele E. Barbour
- Language: English
- Paperback ISBN:9 7 8 - 0 - 7 0 2 0 - 8 1 0 8 - 8
- eBook ISBN:9 7 8 - 0 - 7 0 2 0 - 8 0 7 8 - 4
Introduction to Dental Materials discusses and explains the science of clinical and laboratory dental materials. It will help you understand the properties, limitations and safe… Read more
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Request a sales quoteIntroduction to Dental Materials discusses and explains the science of clinical and laboratory dental materials. It will help you understand the properties, limitations and safe usage of different materials, and how to navigate this rapidly changing field to choose the most appropriate materials for your patients.
Written in an engaging and accessible way, and featuring updated images and photographs as well as "clinical relevance" highlights, this book is perfectly tailored to the needs of the busy student of dentistry or dental therapy.
- Written for the benefit of the developing clinician, not the materials scientist perfect for busy students
- Covers essential facts relating to chemical bonding, metals, ceramics and polymers
- Explains the terminology used in the description of material behaviour
- Explores the use of clinical dental materials including the traditional and contemporary materials and associated techniques
- Covers issues relating to pulpal protection and endodontic materials
- Describes the use of laboratory and related dental materials to enable better communication with the laboratory team
- Updated to include dedicated sections on digital dentistry and digital workflows in particular in relation to crown and bridge
- Revised structure adopted to demystify contemporary ceramics
- Cover image
- Title page
- Table of Contents
- Copyright
- Preface
- A historical perspective
- List of Illustrations
- List of Tables
- SECTION 1. Basic Science for Dental Materials
- 1.1. Biomaterials, safety and biocompatibility
- Biomaterials
- Evidence-based dentistry
- Safety
- Biocompatibility
- Summary
- Further reading
- 1.2. Atomic building blocks
- Introduction
- Joining atoms together
- Types of primary bonds
- The formation of bulk solids
- The structural arrangement of atoms in solids
- Summary
- 1.3. Structure of ceramics
- Introduction
- Ceramic raw materials
- Crystalline and amorphous ceramics
- The formation of a glass
- Devitrification
- 1.4. Structure of metals and alloys
- Microstructure of metals
- Alloys
- Solid phases
- Phase diagrams
- Non-equilibrium conditions
- 1.5. Structure of polymers
- Introduction
- Mechanisms of polymerization
- Polymeric structures
- Composition of real polymers
- 1.6. Mechanical properties
- Introduction
- Stress and strain
- Mechanical tests
- 1.7. Physical properties
- Introduction
- Rheological properties
- Thermal properties
- Optical properties
- 1.8. Chemical properties
- Introduction
- Degradation of polymers
- Tarnish and corrosion of metals
- Degradation of ceramics
- 1.9. Principles of adhesion
- Introduction
- What is adhesion?
- Criteria for adhesion
- Mechanisms of adhesion
- The strength of the adhesive bond
- Adhesion promoters
- Summary
- SECTION 2. Clinical Dental Materials
- 2.1. Dental amalgam
- Introduction
- Clinical dental amalgams
- Setting reactions of amalgams
- Properties of amalgam
- Selection and handling of dental amalgams
- Properties of dental amalgam
- Improving the longevity of amalgam restorations
- Limitations of dental amalgams
- The minamata convention and the amalgam phase-down
- Alloy alternatives to amalgams
- Further reading
- 2.2. Resin-based composites
- Introduction
- Composition and structure
- Innovation in resin-based composites
- Classification of composites based on filler particles
- Properties
- Mechanical properties
- Dental laboratory composites
- Clinical considerations for the use of composite restorations
- Compomers (polyacid-modified resin composites)
- Further reading
- 2.3. Glass ionomer cements
- Introduction
- Chemistry of glass ionomer cements
- Properties
- Fluoride release
- Handling
- Resin-modified glass ionomer cements
- Clinical applications of GICs and RMGICs
- Summary
- Further reading
- 2.4. Cavity lining and base materials
- Introduction
- Definitions and purposes of cavity linings and bases
- Materials used for cavity bases and liners
- Choice of cavity and base materials
- Cavity varnishes
- Further reading
- 2.5. Enamel and dentine bonding
- Introduction
- Enamel bonding
- Dentine bonding
- Modern presentation of dentine bonding agents
- Summary
- Further reading
- 2.6. Endodontic materials
- Introduction
- Vital pulp capping
- Pulp-capping materials
- Root canal filling materials
- Important properties of root canal materials
- Summary
- Post and core systems
- Further reading
- 2.7. Impression materials
- Introduction
- Requirements of an impression material
- Elastic impression materials
- Elastomeric impression materials
- Relative merits of the elastomeric impression materials
- Impression technique
- Cost and sustainability of elastic impression materials
- Disinfection of impression materials
- Failures of impression-taking
- Rigid impression materials
- Digital impressioning
- Further reading
- SECTION 3. Laboratory and Related Dental Materials
- 3.1. Models, dies, and refractories: Traditional and CAD/CAM techniques and materials
- Introduction
- Models and dies
- Refractories
- Digital manufacturing of models and dies
- Further reading
- 3.2. Denture base resins
- Introduction
- Composition and structure of acrylic resin
- Aspects of manipulation
- Properties
- Digital manufacturing of dentures
- Denture-lining materials
- Further reading
- 3.3. Alloys for metallic restorations
- Introduction
- Desirable properties
- Noble and precious metal alloys
- Base metal alloys
- Summary
- Further reading
- 3.4. Traditional dental ceramics
- Introduction
- Historical perspective
- Classification of dental ceramics
- Dental glasses and reinforced dental glasses
- Dental porcelain
- Properties of dental porcelain
- Processing
- Metal-bonded ceramics
- The bond
- Preparation of the metal surface
- The importance of relative coefficients of thermal expansion
- Choice of metal–ceramic alloys
- Moving on from metal-bonded ceramics
- Glass-infiltrated high-strength ceramics
- Summary
- Further reading
- 3.5. Contemporary dental ceramics
- Glass–ceramics
- Crystalline (monophase) ceramics
- Bonding of crystalline ceramics
- Resin–matrix ceramics
- Further reading
- 3.6. Cementation of indirect restorations
- Introduction
- General requirements for cementation of indirect restorations
- Choice of cements
- Water-based cements
- Resin-based luting cements
- Resin-to-ceramic bonding
- Resin-to-metal bonding
- Resin-to-resin bonding
- Further reading
- 3.7. Stainless steel and other alloys
- Introduction
- Iron
- Steel
- Stainless steel
- Other alloys
- Summary
- Further reading
- Index
- No. of pages: 288
- Language: English
- Edition: 5
- Published: July 14, 2023
- Imprint: Elsevier
- Paperback ISBN: 9780702081088
- eBook ISBN: 9780702080784
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Richard van Noort
Affiliations and expertise
Richard van Noort, BSc, DPhil, DSc, Emeritus Professor of Dental Materials Science, University of Sheffield, UKMB
Michele E. Barbour
Affiliations and expertise
Professor of Biomaterials, University of Bristol, UK