Composite resin for dental uses

1. ICB

2. ¿What is?
Dental aesthetic restoration used in damaged
teeth.
Fig.1:www.joseantoniorojas.cl/resina.html
Fig.2:www.joseantoniorojas.cl/resina.html

3. History.
In 1962 Dr. Ray. Bowen developed
a new type of composite resin. The
main innovation was a resin matrix
of Bisphenol-A-Glycidyl
Methacrylate (Bis-GMA) and a
fillers agents. (silica).
Fig.4:www.sdpt.net/OPERATORIA
DENTAL/eliminacioncaries.htm
Fig.3:www.salvadorinsignares.com

4. Chemical Compositions.
Different co-monomers like:
Bisphenol-A-Glycidyl(BIS-
GMA)
Urethane
dymethacrylate(UDMA)
Detrietilenglicol
dimetacrilato (TEGDMA)
Inorganic material
Silano (agente acoplador)

5. Clasification of Composite Resin.
-Auto polimeryzed.
Fig.7:Book Materiales Dentales
Fig.6:Book Materiales Dentales Federico H. Barceló Santana
Federico H. Barceló Santana

6. -Photo polimeryzed
Fig.8:Book Materiales Dentales
Federico H. Barceló Santana

7. Uses.
Restoration
of teeth
Fig.9:www.laserdent.cl/temas/restauración/
tecnicas-restauracion.html Sealing
Tooth
Cracks
Fig.10:www.coc.mex.tl/193125_Odo
ntopediatria.html

8. Reconstruction
Restoration
Fig.12:www.ecuaodontologos.com
Fig.11:www.juanbalboa.co
m/blog/coronas-de-
porcelana-fundas/
Resin inlays
Fig.13:www.clinicadentalgazel.co
m/tratamientos/incrustaciones-
dentales/

9. Advantages Disadvantages
Unsoluble Easy to contaminate when is
polymerized
Aesthetic Short time of work with auto-cured
Biocompatibility Special equipment is required for
polymerization
Easy to use Several steps required for the
apropiate management
Good times for work.
Compatible with enamel and dentin
Allows cavities more conservative
Fig.14:Book Materiales Dentales
Federico H. Barceló Santana

10. Commercial Brands.
Charisma de Kulzer
TPH spectrum
Dentsply
Esthet-X
4 Season
Vivadent Fig.15:ww.solutions.3m.com.mx/portal/3M
Tetric Ceram
Point 4 de Kerr
Miris de Coltene
Filtek Z250 de 3M
Fig.17:www.salvadorinsignares.com
Fig.16:www.smiledentaljournal.com

11. Difference Between amalgam
and composite resins
AMALGAM
RESINS
Fig.18:www.salvadorinsignares.com

12. Bibliography.
Book Materiales Dentales conocimientos básicos aplicados
Federico H. Barceló Santana
Jorge Mario Palma caldero
http://www.joseantoniorojas.cl/resina.html
http://www.actaodontologica.com/ediciones/2008/3/evolucion_
tendencias_resinas_compuestas.asp
http://www.beautycenter.com.mx/dental/resinas.html
http://www.ortodenthos.com/general/resina_amalgama.html