Biomaterial - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

Provide a comprehensive definition of the term "Biomaterial". - ANSWER Any material (natural or synthetic) that comes in contact with human tissue or bodily fluids and is intended for medical use What are the general applications areas of biomaterials? - ANSWER - Storage of bodily fluids and tissues - Surgery - Biomedical devices and implants - Wound healing - Diagnosis and monitoring

EBME 306 Introduction to Bio Materials - Case Western Reserve University Questions & Answers (Graded A+)Define biomaterial - ANSWERAny substance, other than a drug, or combination of substances, synthesized or natural in origin which can be used for any period of time, as a whole or part of the system, which treats, augments, or replaces any tissue organ or function of the body. (is in contact with living tissue) (contact lens vs eye glasses) OR a synthetic or natural material that is used to ...

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Biomaterials Exam (Chapter. 6,7,8) Questions and Answers 100% Pass | Graded A+ Composites - are the most frequently placed direct restorations. -tooth colored resin -Composites continually improved; improving the selection of colors, increasing durability, improving handling properties, and delivery methods. Silicate cement - was the first tooth-colored restorative material. -somewhat esthetic, but relatively soluble in the mouth and washed out over time. -later half of the 20th cent...

Biomaterials Exam 3 (Chapters 2 & 3) Q&A with 100% Solutions | 2024 | Verified and Approved TO BECOME EFFECTIVE IN THE SELECTION, MANIPULATION, & HANDLING OF MATERIALS, WE MUST UNDERSTAND THE..... - CHALLENGES OF THE ORAL ENVIRONMENT MATERIALS PLACED MUST BE - BIOCOMPATIBLE (nickel allergy=ceramic crowns) DURABLE NONREACTIVE UNDER ACID/ALKALINE CONDITIONS, COMPATIBLE WITH OTHER MATERIALS ESTHETICALLY ACCEPTABLE 4 FACTORS OF THE ORAL ENVIRONMENT: - MOISTURE (blood/saliva) DIFFERING ...

Biomaterials Exam 4 (Chapter 4-5) Questions and Answers 100% Pass | Latest Update | 2024 The most commonly used etchant or conditioner for tooth bonding is - phosphoric acid -in concentrations ranging from 10% to 38%. The etched surface of a permanent tooth should have - a frosty appearance when dried. What is the smear layer? - When a cavity prep is cut with rotary or hand instruments, a layer of cutting debris forms on the surface of the cut dentin and enamel -layer of tooth structu...

Biomaterials Exam (Chapter 9-10) Questions and Answers 100% Pass | Verified & Approved Dental Ceramics - The general term ceramics is used to describe porcelain and a variety of materials that are similar in appearance, but vary in their composition, mode of fabrication, and physical and mechanical properties. Dental Ceramics used for? - Used for crowns, fixed bridges, inlays, onlays, and veneers -inlays: fillings on occlusal -onlays: fillings on cusps Type of material for dental cera...

Biomaterials Exam 8 (chapter 14 & 15) Q&A with 100% Solutions | Graded A+ | 2024 Dental Cements - Few materials in dentistry are used as frequently or with as many applications as dental cements -No single cement is universally acceptable for all applications -Many dental cements have inferior strength and high solubility when compared with other restorative materials. -important that the oral health practitioner have a thorough understanding of cement uses, properties, limitations, and...

Provide a comprehensive definition of "Biomaterials" Ans: any material (natural or synthetic) that comes in contact with bodily fluids and human tissue and is intended for use in medicine What are the general application areas of biomaterials Ans: storage of body fluids, surgery tools and clothing, biomedical devices and implants What is meant by the term "biocompatibility" Ans: - the ability of a biomedical device to perform with an appropriate host response in a specific applicati...