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   Is amalgam a metal?

   • Amalgam is a metal alloy of which one of the elements is mercury (Hg). Alloys are metals that are a combination of several elements. Dental amalgam is made by mixing approximately equal parts (by weight) of a powdered metal alloy with liquid mercury. The powdered metal is called an amalgam alloy and is predominantly silver (Ag) and tin (Sn).

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   What is the difference between amalgam and dental amalgam?

   • A. Amalgam is a metal alloy of which one of the elements is mercury (Hg). Alloys are metals that are a combination of several elements. B. Dental amalgam is made by mixing approximately equal parts (by weight) of a powdered metal alloy with liquid mercury. These components are illustrated in Figure 6.1.

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   What are the components of amalgam?

   • Amalgam is a mixture of two or more metals (alloy) with mercury which has been purified first by distillation to remove impurities. Currently, [when?] major components of the alloy are silver, tin, and copper.

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   What is amalgam alloy?

   • Amalgam alloy is the silver–tin (Ag–Sn) powdered metal before it is mixed with mercury. Dental amalgam is the result of mixing the powdered metal with mercury and is used to restore teeth. Mercury toxicity is a concern in dentistry because mercury and its chemical compounds are toxic to the kidneys and the central nervous system.

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   Properties of amalgam. Plastic deformation (creep) Corrosion. Strength. Amalgam's reaction phases. Low copper alloy. High copper alloy. Admix alloy setting reaction. Uni/single composition alloy. Advantages of high copper compared to low copper alloy. Amalgam vs. polymer resins. Bonded amalgam. Liners and bases. Sealing amalgam restorations.

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   Jul 31, 2016 · Amalgam: Properties, Uses, Toxicity and Advantages. July 31, 2016. What Is Dental Amalgam? Amalgam is a metal alloy of which one of the elements is mercury (Hg). Alloys are metals that are a combination of several elements. Dental amalgam is made by mixing approximately equal parts (by weight) of a powdered metal alloy with liquid mercury.

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   Key points. Dental amalgam is a safe, affordable and durable restorative material. Although amalgam remains an effective and inexpensive restorative option, environmental concerns regarding mercury have prompted legislative and regulatory action in the U.S. and other countries pertaining to amalgam.

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   May 1, 2015 · Amalgam is a material that is commonly used for restorations; however, there are key features of the cavity that must be considered when preparing it for amalgam. This post will look at these features and why they are relevant (generally for Class 1 cavities). Why is it important?

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   Jan 9, 2015 · Uses. Because of its strength and ease of use, amalgam provides an excellent means for restoring large defects in non-esthetic areas. 32 A review of almost 3500 4-surface and 5-surface amalgams revealed successful outcomes at 5 years for 72% of the four-surface and 65% of the five-surface amalgams.

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   Feb 11, 2020 · 1. Differentiate between an amalgam alloy and a dental amalgam. 2. Compare the composition of conventional and high-copper dental amalgams. 3. Describe the function (effects) of the major elements of dental amalgams. 4. Discuss the self-sealing property of amalgam. 5. List and describe the three shapes of amalgam alloy particles. 6.

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   Jan 9, 2015 · Amalgam is easy to use and has a high compressive strength, excellent wear resistance, and proven long-term clinical performance. It has a metallic color, does not strengthen the tooth, and does not bond to tooth structure and therefore requires a retentive tooth preparation. Indications.