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Dental caries (category Preclinical Dentistry)
Template:Checked by Tooth decay is the most common infectious disease. The first theory about the causes of tooth decay was Miller's chemical-parasitic

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Hydrophilic (category Preclinical Dentistry)
Hydrophilic means able to bind or dissolve in water. The opposite is hydrophobic. Hydrophilic substances are composed of ions or polar molecules that attract

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Amalgam (category Preclinical Dentistry)
cavities Composite Compomer Glass ionomer cement DOSTALOVÁ, Tatjana, et al. Dentistry. 1. edition. Prague : Grada Publishing, a.s, 2008. 196 pp. ISBN 978-80-247-2700-4

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Abrasion (Dentistry) (category Preclinical dentistry)
Abrasion means mechanical grinding. This is a pathological process of tooth tissue loss that affects the area of the corona dentis ("wedge-shaped defect")

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Gypsum (category Preclinical dentistry)
Dental plasters are used for many purposes. These mainly include imprinting and preparation of models. We rank them among model materials, impression plaster

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Morphology of teeth (category Preclinical Dentistry)
This is pillar II. classes according to Voldřich. The vestibular surface has a quadrangular shape, is convex and is divided by two grooves oriented longitudinally

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Glass ionomer cement (category Preclinical Dentistry)
Glass ionomer cement (GIC) is an adhesive cement widely used in dentistry. Glass ionomer is created by combining glass powder with ionomer. The powder

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Hydrophobic (category Preclinical Dentistry)
Hydrophobic means repelling water or the inability of substances to dissolve in water. The opposite is hydrophilic. Hydrophilic Water as a solvent, water

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Anesthetics/Complications (category Preclinical Dentistry)
Next, oxygen.Zdroj. Spasms; Local and Seductive Anesthesia Anesthetics (Dentistry) MAZÁNEK, Jiří – URBAN, František. Stomatologické repetitorium. 1. edition

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Lower permanent incisors (category Preclinical Dentistry)
Upper Permanent Canine Lower permanent canine JANSOVÁ, K – EBER, M. Preclinical Dentistry : I. part - morphological. 2nd edition. Palacký University Publishing

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Composite (category Preclinical Dentistry)
properties that its individual components do not have by combining them. In dentistry, composite refers to a filling material composed of glass and a resin binder

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Disorders of tooth development (category Preclinical dentistry)
Disorders of tooth development can basically be divided into two categories: anomalies in the number, shape and size of teeth; disorders of the formation

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Compomer (category Preclinical Dentistry)
Liquid: methacrylic acid and carboxylic acid monomer, multifunctional acrylic/phosphate monomer, diacrylate monomer, water. Usage: cementation of metal

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Filling materials used in the frontal section (category Preclinical Dentistry)
We use filling materials in the frontal section: composite materials – chemically curing and photocomposite; compomers; glass ionomer cement. We use these

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Agents for chemical disinfection (category Preclinical dentistry)
there are several methods which can be used for disinfection and these include Physical Chemical these can include the use of hot air, ultrasoic and also

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Intoxication with local anesthetics (category Preclinical Dentistry)
of local anesthesia [lecture for subject Oral surgery 1, specialization Dentistry, 1. LF UK]. Prague. 10/21/2014.

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Dental waxes (category Preclinical dentistry)
Waxes are classified as modeling materials, they are used to create a model of future replacements and auxiliary operations in the dental laboratory and

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Disinfection and sterilization (category Preclinical dentistry)
medium penetrates the worst. Antisepsis Asepsis Disinfection Sterilization (dentistry) Sterilization (microbiology)

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Temporary filling materials (category Preclinical dentistry)
Powder: ZnO (90%), MgO (10%), pigments. Fluid: [[H3PO4]]. Application: fixation of crowns, superstructures and bridges, temporary filling, amalgam pad

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Types of wounds (category Preclinical dentistry)
A wound is a violation of the connection of the skin, mucous membrane or other tissue. For the wound, we describe the localization, size, shape, direction

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