Elastomeric Impression Materials | Part 2 | Dental Materials

In this 2nd part of the Elastomeric Impression Material or Rubber base impression Materials video, I am discussing the most important properties of impression material. They include dimensional stability, wettability, tear strength, mixing time, setting time, cost, and other important properties. I have compared these properties with each type of elastomeric impression material. Elastomeric impressions are of 4 types. This includes Addition Silicone, Condensation Silicone, Polysulfide, and Polyether. In this 1st Part of the video which is a part of the current ongoing impression material series on Aspire32, Dr Suresh Shenvi has explained the composition, the setting reaction, advantages, and the disadvantages of the same. Elastomeric Impression Materials are asked very commonly in many dental exams. This video also explains the elastomeric impression material manipulation in brief. Elastomeric impression materials easy dentistry will be helpful for your exams too. This video also covers the various methods of making the impression like single step, putty wash, single mix, double mix impression techniques.
This video of Aspire 32 is made by Dr. Suresh Shenvi who has cleared various exams like ADAT, NBDE from the USA, DHA from Dubai, and various Indian Entrance exams like PGI, KCET, NEET. I am MDS in Conservative Dentistry and Endodontics by profession. I am also an author of dental books on the entrance exam and I am also currently a faculty at KLE University and a receiver of best teacher award.
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[@watcher8516]

Thank you so much Sir for sharing your valuable, experienced and informative videos with us.

[@Aspire32]

My pleasure :)

[@GrimCrezter]

Thanks a lot! I was troubled with this topic, but thanks to your presentation now everything is clear!

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[@pankhurikumawatshenvi9858]

Wonderfully explained!👍👍

[@Aspire32]

Thank you Dear 💗

[@dentistn3107]

Amazingly explained 👍

[@Aspire32]

Thank you :)

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Always the best👍💯👍💯

[@Aspire32]

Thank you :):)

[@thakkarghanshyam2450]

Thank u so much sir..💙🙏

[@Aspire32]

Most welcome. Do Check the part 1 of this and also videos of other impression materials in this link
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[@sivakrishna178]

Thank you so much sir ....

[@Aspire32]

Most welcome. Do check the other videos :)

[@Singh-xy1nb]

Sir .. which is more biocompatible in bt 4

[@bismik9779]

Thank u soo much sir

[@Aspire32]

Hope you saw the first part :)

[@ziaahmed8082]

Thank you so. Muchhh

[@Aspire32]

Welcome 😀

[@jaysomani9194]

Sir, there's a line in the book: type 3 (light bodied) impression material must reproduce a line 20 micro mitre in width. What does it mean?

[@Aspire32]

It's the ability.to.recore tissue that small

[@xtremecarnage1614]

Sir please make a video on jaw relations exams coming up next week!!!!

[@user-rg4sm7ql3u]

Sir is it the correct order for tear strength because many books have mentioned additional silicone as least?

[@Aspire32]

Pls check in Phillips dental material books and follow what's given in the book.

[@ektarani5310]

Sir if a patient has undergone radiotherapy and has less saliva which is more suitable addition silicone with monophase technique or irreversible hydrocolloids

[@Aspire32]

Oh. I am not sure about this. Did anyone ask you this question

[@ektarani5310]

@@Aspire32 inicet sir recent one, for final impression what will be suitable??

[@faribaloch5964]

Thank you so much sir apki dental waxes per video nhi he?

[@Aspire32]

Abhi nahi banaya hai. Will surely do :)

[@Manishsharma-gj5eq]

sir some table and pictures Gets hidden bcz of The caption written down There .....pls look into the this

[@Aspire32]

U can hide the captions

[@Singh-xy1nb]

The elastomerer having longest curing cycle? Why?

[@siwanigupta9798]

Sir which impression material is best for fpd

[@Aspire32]

Addition silicone