No.

DAY

TOPICS OF EXCERCISES

 1.

Regulations of the Department of Dental Materials.

Intermediate restorative materials and temporary filling materials.

 2.

 Glass ionomer materials. Preventive dental materials.

3.

Dental amalgam.

4.

 Composite materials. Bonding agents.

5.

Endodontic materials.

TOPICS OF SEMINARS

1.

Dental ceramics - types, composition, properties, application.

 Stages of production of porcelain.

 Structures on a metal foundation.

 A combination of metal ceramics.

 2.

 Full-ceramic systems.

 Application of CAD / CAM technology in dental prosthetics.

No.

DAY

TOPICS OF EXCERCISES

1.

Regulations of the Department of Dental Materials.

Dental plasters: types, properties and use in dental prosthetics. Insulating materials for plaster.

2.

Function, types and description of impression materials and examples of their use in a specific prosthetic work. Description and types of impression-taking trays. Materials for diagnostic and working models: plaster (types, description, additives and insulating materials for plaster).

3.

Elastic impression materials: irreversible and reversible,
silicones A and C, polieters, polysulfides, impression waxes

4.

Laboratory waxes and insulating materials for acrylic materials: types, properties and use.

Hard and soft modeling wax, casting wax, sticky wax and bee wax, wax bite rims and insulating materials, comparing the hardness of waxes at room temperature, clinical significance of some properties of wax (i.e. melting scopes, molecular tension, thermal expansion, residues after burning); composition and use of wax castings, wax for prosthesis plate modeling and inlay wax.

5.

Description and types of acrylic materials. Methods, types and stages of acrylate mass polymerization, elastic acryl, acrylate self-polymerising masses. Use of acrylics in dentistry

Acrylate materials: slow- and fast-polymerizing: types, properties and use.

Final Repetytory

TOPICS OF SEMINARS

1.

Introduction to prosthetic treatment, division of prosthetic constructions, definition. Cooperation between dental technician and the doctor.

2.

Metal biomaterials in dentistry: description, properties, technology of producing ready-made elements and their practical application (titanium and its alloys, precious-metals-warped dental alloys), metal alloys casting and galwanoforming technology.