Shylesh KBS, Hallikerimath RB, Rajeev VV, Ganesh S, Meenakshi S. Evaluation of Physical Properties of Tissue Conditioning Materials as used in Functional Impression - A Lab Study.
J Int Oral Health 2013;
5:20-7. [PMID:
24155598 PMCID:
PMC3769867]
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Abstract
BACKGROUND
The purpose of this study was to identify the basic physical properties of 3 commonly available tissue-conditioning materials to gain knowledge for their clinical use as impression materials.
MATERIALS & METHODS
A total of 60 samples were prepared and each sample was mixed and prepared according to manufacture direction. Finally five specimens of each tissue conditioners were subjected for each of the above test at different time duration.
RESULTS & CONCLUSION
The study showed that all the materials underwent water loss from the time of mixing to 24 hr & became hard. The plasticity of coecomfort & viscogel decreased from the time of mixing upto 1hr & 2hr respectively & again increased after that till 24 hrs, but the softone showed decreased plasticity after 30 min till 24hrs. Softone & coecomfort at 30 min showed better flow & more plasticity than that of viscogel. The dimensional accuracy of softone & viscogel at 30min is better than that of coecomfort. Thus softone at 30 min after mixing has better Dimensional accuracy, Plasticity and Flow; suitable for making functional impression then that of Coe-comfort and Viscogel. How to cite this article: Shylesh K B S, Hallikerimath R B, Rajeev V V, Ganesh S, Meenakshi S. Evaluation of Physical Properties of Tissue Conditioning Materials as used in Functional Impression - A Lab Study. J Int Oral Health 2013; 5(3):20-27.
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