Dental Materials

A clinical guide detailing the anesthetic materials, rubber dam supplies, matrices, and wedges used for restorative dental procedures, specifically tailored for the UCLA School of Dentistry curriculum. The guide includes specific brands, dosages, and usage instructions for various materials.

A comprehensive review detailing the latest material science, clinical techniques, and modern applications of Glass Ionomer Cements (GICs) in restorative and pediatric dentistry.

An overview of dental impression materials covering definitions of impressions and casts, classification (rigid vs. elastic), types of trays (stock and special), required properties (consistency, setting time, dimensional stability, elastic recovery), and the physical chemistry of hydrocolloids (sol and gel states).

A comprehensive textbook detailing the fundamental properties, clinical performance, and safe application of biomaterials and materials used in modern restorative dentistry.

A foundational textbook covering the fundamental scientific principles and clinical applications of materials used in dental practice.

A comprehensive analysis of dental materials focusing on their scientific principles and practical application in clinical dentistry.

A comprehensive textbook detailing the properties, handling, and application of various materials used in dental practice.

A comprehensive guide covering the theory, practice, and clinical case applications of dental materials, including topics like dental casting and impression techniques.

This resource provides an essential overview of material science and bonding protocols for advanced dental ceramics. It discusses the use of resin cements, specific surface pretreatments like hydrofluoric acid etching and air-particle abrasion, and coupling agents (Silane, MDP primers) necessary for achieving durable bonds with both silica-based and metal-oxide ceramic restorations (e.g., Lithium Disilicate, Y-TZP).

A professional reference book detailing the materials science and application of polymers in dentistry, featuring 32 figures and 34 tables.

This book addresses the increasing public and professional concern regarding the potential health risks and hazards associated with dental materials (including amalgam, resins, and dental alloys) to patients, the environment, and dental personnel, focusing on the concept of biocompatibility.

A comprehensive textbook dedicated to the science and application of materials used in restorative dentistry. The book covers fundamental knowledge, best practices, and constant changes in research and professional methods related to biomaterials, urging practitioners to rely on their expertise for diagnosis and safe treatment.