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Resin is an ingredient in many dental fillings and appliances, such as dentures and retainers. Resin typically starts out as a liquid, and after it is combined with other ingredients, such as glass ionomers and cured, it becomes solid and quite durable in the mouth.
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Where can you purchase acrylic resin used in denture repair?
Acrylic resin used in denture repair can be purchased from dental supply companies, online retailers specializing in dental products, or directly from manufacturers. It is important to ensure that the resin is specifically designed for dental use to ensure safety and effectiveness in repairing dentures.
What does dental code 02330 stand for?
02330 Resin - one surface (anterior)
What is the difference between a dental resin filling and a dental composite filling?
In the strictest sense of the term, Dental Resin fillings will refer solely to the methacrylate component of the filling material (eg. Bis Phenol GMA). However, it is rare to see an entire filling composed entirely of the unfilled resin material. In practical terms, almost all resin fillings are in fact composite fillings (sometimes called composite resin or resin composite fillings). These fillings are composed of filler particles to provide color, fluoresence, and wear resistance suspended in a resin matrix. Hence, from a technical view point, resin fillings will be composed of only resin (normally methacrylate or similar), while a composite filling will be composite of filler particles, suspended in a resin matrix. In practical terms, there will really be no difference. When your doctor places a resin filling, or composite filling, you will be getting a composite resin filling.
Does resin-anterior 1 surf mean a filling?
Yes, resin-anterior 1 surf typically refers to a type of dental filling. It is a composite resin material used to restore small to moderate sized cavities on the front teeth (anterior). The number "1 surf" indicates that it is a filling on a single surface of the tooth.
What is a dental surface resin posterior?
A dental surface resin posterior refers to a tooth-colored material applied to the chewing surface of a back tooth to restore a cavity or improve its appearance. It is commonly used for fillings in the molars and premolars due to its durability and ability to blend in with natural teeth.
How many Field Dental Reps does Henry Schein Dental have?
879
The dental assistant is responsible for?
controlling the field, sterilization, and dental charting
What is a DDS dentist?
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What is a higher dental degree a DDS or DDM?
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What has the author Fayaaz Jaffer written?
Fayaaz Jaffer has written: 'Prospective clinical and in vitro studies to measure dental composite resin biodegradation'
Is dental technology a health service field?
Yes.
What is the turnover rate in the dental hygienist field?
high
