Chemistry of dental materials - Lectures

The subject Chemistry of Dental Materials includes selected chapters from general, inorganic, and physical chemistry. Teaching focuses mainly on introduction to the study of the chemical properties of materials routinely used in dentistry. The lectures are focused on selected parts of the study of metals, including noble metals and their alloys. Furthermore, attention is focused on ceramic materials, on dental cements, as well as on polymerization and substances resulting from polymerization and used in dentistry for both restorative and prosthetic purposes. Information about dental materials, auxiliary dental materials, as well as the importance of polymerization in dentistry is crucial for future dentists.

In their lectures, the authors address the issue of the chemistry of dental materials with a focus on their composition, properties and use. The presented topic is divided into the following parts:

  1. Chemistry of dental materials
  2. Dispersion systems, water, solutions
  3. Chemical reactions – thermodynamics, kinetics, equilibrium
  4. Chemical reactions – protolytic, precipitation, crystallization
  5. Electrochemistry
  6. Metals
  7. General properties of metals
  8. Selected alloys used in dentistry
  9. Ceramic materials
  10. Model materials
  11. Impression materials
  12. Polymerization
  13. Macromolecular substances in dentistry
  14. Chemical composition of teeth
  15. Toothpastes and mouthwashes
Attachment   Date Size Availability [?] Clinically sensitive [?] Licence
 Chemistry of dental materials 20.11.2024 2.95 MB faculty member Creative Commons License
 Dispersion systems, water, solutions 15.9.2024 3.19 MB faculty member Creative Commons License
 Chemical reactions - thermodynamics, kinetics, equilibrium 15.9.2024 3.34 MB faculty member Creative Commons License
 Chemical reactions - protolytic, precipitation, crystallization 15.9.2024 3.38 MB faculty member Creative Commons License
 Electrochemistry 20.11.2024 3.39 MB faculty member Creative Commons License
 Metals 20.11.2024 2.4 MB faculty member Creative Commons License
 Alloys 20.11.2024 3.2 MB faculty member Creative Commons License
 Polymerization 20.11.2024 3.45 MB faculty member Creative Commons License

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