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1st year PG Student
Dept of Prosthodontics
AECS Maaruti dental college
Steps in finishing and
polishing
Classification
Finishing and
polishing procedures
for different materials
Abrasives and
polishing agents Abrasive instrument
Abrasion design
• Chemical erosion
Acid etching
Enhance bonding
Cutting
• Predominantly unidirectional
• Shape
• Size
• Pressure
• Speed
• lubricants
Hardness
• Relates to durability of an abrasive
• Measure of a material’s ability to resist indentation
• Abrasive particle must be harder than the surface to be
abraded
• First ranking of hardness was published in 1820 by
Friedrich Mohs
• Knoop and Vickers hardness tests
Material Moh’s Brinell Knoop Material Moh’s Brinell Knoop
Temperature increases
• Bonded Abrasives.
• Sintering
• Vitreous bonding
• Resinous bonding
Truing
• supplied as disks and finishing strips.
Abrasive strips :
2. Bonded abrasive
• Diamonds
• Silicon carbide
• White stone
• Tripoli
• Rouge
3. Impregnated abrasives-
• Aluminium oxide
• Emery
• Quartz
• Silicon carbide
• Garnet
• Zirconium silicate
• Cuttle
4. Loose abrasives
• Aluminum oxide
• Ultra fine diamond particles
• Tin oxide
• Pumice
• Diamond - 7500 KHN
1. Silicon carbide
2. Aluminium oxide
3. Synthetic diamond
4. Rouge
5. Tin oxide
• Semi translucent , light gray, siliceous
sedimentary rock.
• Color- white/grey/pink/red/yellow.
Polish teeth
Act as vehicles
• removal of exogenous stains, pellicle, material
alba, and oral debris.
• contain moderately abrasive materials : pumice
• To improve esthetics
• Obtain the desired anatomy, proper occlusion
• Smooth surface
• Ceramic glazing
• Electrolytic polishing
• Layer of glaze – unfilled resin
• Reverse of electroplating
The effect of grit size of diamonds on the dentinal surface : Dr. Shivangi
Sinha
• Selection of correct grit size and their correct
sequence for tooth preparation has an influence
on the surface characteristics
The effect of grit size of diamonds on the dentinal surface : Dr. Shivangi
Sinha
• This study determined the two-body wear and
toothbrushing wear parameters, including gloss and
roughness measurements and additionally Martens
hardness, of nine aesthetic CAD/CAM materials, one
direct resin-based nano composite plus that of
human enamel as a control group.