Abdelaziz Khalid M, Combe Edward C, Hodges James S
Mansoura University, Faculty of Dentistry, Egypt.
J Prosthodont. 2005 Jun;14(2):104-9. doi: 10.1111/j.1532-849X.2005.00019.x.
This work evaluated wettability of silicone impression surfaces by gypsum mixes containing disinfectants.
Two types of dental stone were modified by mixing with aqueous solutions of either sodium hypochlorite or povidone iodine. These materials were subjected to further modification by adding a mixture of 1% gum arabic and 0.132% calcium hydroxide to reduce the water requirement of the hemihydrate. Mix consistency tests were carried out to determine the effect of the disinfectants and the modifying additives on the mix fluidity. Contact angles of the mixed materials were measured when they were poured against a polyvinylsiloxane impression material that had undergone the following treatments (1) no treatment (control), (2) surfactant treated, (3) disinfectant treated, and (4) treated with both surfactant and disinfectant. One-way analysis of variance (ANOVA) was carried out using Dunnett's method to determine if experimental groups were significantly different from the control.
Gypsum mix consistency was reduced by the presence of combined gum arabic and calcium hydroxide additives. Contact angle data showed that the additives and disinfectants incorporated into the gypsum had, in general, no beneficial effect on the wetting of an untreated silicone surface, or a surface treated with surfactant. In some instances, better wetting was obtained with disinfectant-treated surfaces, and surfaces that had been disinfected and treated with surfactant.
Fluidity of the mixed gypsum was affected by the modifying additives. Chemical disinfectants incorporated in gypsum have little effect on the wetting behavior of dental gypsum. Modifying dental stone powders with gum arabic and calcium hydroxide additives (before mixing at the manufacturers' recommended liquid/powder ratios), improved the wetting behavior of the mixed materials in some cases, but results were not consistent.
本研究评估了含消毒剂的石膏混合物对硅橡胶印模表面的润湿性。
将两种类型的牙科石膏与次氯酸钠或聚维酮碘水溶液混合进行改性。通过添加1%阿拉伯胶和0.132%氢氧化钙的混合物进一步改性这些材料,以降低半水石膏的需水量。进行混合稠度测试,以确定消毒剂和改性添加剂对混合物流动性的影响。当将混合材料浇铸在经过以下处理的聚硅氧烷印模材料上时,测量其接触角:(1)未处理(对照),(2)表面活性剂处理,(3)消毒剂处理,以及(4)表面活性剂和消毒剂联合处理。使用Dunnett法进行单因素方差分析(ANOVA),以确定实验组与对照组是否存在显著差异。
阿拉伯胶和氢氧化钙添加剂的组合会降低石膏混合物的稠度。接触角数据表明,掺入石膏中的添加剂和消毒剂通常对未处理的硅橡胶表面或经表面活性剂处理的表面的润湿性没有有益影响。在某些情况下,经消毒剂处理的表面以及经消毒和表面活性剂处理的表面具有更好的润湿性。
改性添加剂会影响混合石膏的流动性。掺入石膏中的化学消毒剂对牙科石膏的润湿行为影响不大。在制造商推荐的液粉比下混合之前,用阿拉伯胶和氢氧化钙添加剂改性牙科石膏粉,在某些情况下改善了混合材料的润湿行为,但结果并不一致。