Method of making hydrophilic non-sweating polymerizable dental impression material
AssigneeDentsply Research & Development Corp.
InventorRobert V. Hare
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AssigneeDentsply Research & Development Corp.
InventorRobert V. Hare
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Improved very high viscosity (putty) two component polymerizable polyorganosiloxane composition for use in making non-sweating, low liquid mass loss dental impressions, having improved tear strength, handling and wettability. Improved tear strength results from inclusion of a quadri-functional polysiloxane having a vinyl content of 0.16 to 0.24 m-mole/g. Working time is maintained by including sufficient amounts of a retarder composition that delays onset of the vinyl polymerization. Handling is improved by the addition of a very high viscosity linear vinyl terminated polydimethylsiloxane which reduces tackiness and improves the shelf stability. Wettability is improved by including a surfactant resulting in a surface contact angle with water at three minutes of less than 50°. The surfactant chosen has an HUB of 8-11, such that the wetting contact angle is achieved within less than two minutes and remains wetting throughout the working time of the impression taking, substantially improving the impression making process.
A method of making a hydrophilic non-sweating polymerizable polyorganosiloxane separation stable dental impression material, comprising:
A method of making an impression, comprising:
A process, comprising:
A method of making an impression, comprising:
An impression material formed by the process of:
A dental impression paste material formed by the process of:
A dental impression material formed by the process of:
A method of making a dental impression, in a wet environment, of oral hard and soft tissues, comprising:
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