dental materials terminology 2

First reproduction of the hard and soft tissues of the mouth.

First negative reproduction for preparation of customized tray.

Dome-like roof of the mouth.

A translucent, gelatinous substance used for Dental impressions.

Unable to return to original state.

A final impression material, gel-like when heated, returning to a semi-solid when cooled.

Primary impression material, from salts of alginic acid, irreversible.

Positive reproduction of the hard and soft tissues of the mouth, usually of stone or plaster.

Projection of bone that serves a purpose.

A change or alteration for better fit, adjustment.

To rate or judge for accuracy.

The teeth or jaw that occludes with the jaw being prepared.

To remove by suction; Oral fluids, aspiration.

A transparent thermosetting plastic made with acrylic acid.

The setting of certain materials to a permanent state.

A rubber base material that is less tacky used for final impressions.

A rubber base material, a pungent order, used for final impressions.

A luting agent to hold two materials together.

In Dentistry the use of two consistencies.

In Dentistry, to shake or quiver to remove air bubbles from plaster or stone.

Plaster of Paris.

A copy, likeness.

The principal substance of a mixture.

Substance (enzyme) that begins a chemical reaction.

To twist, bend or shrink out of shape.