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CASTING PROCEDURE

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CASTING PROCEDURE

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Intracoronal

restorations±

Inlays,onlays

Extracoronalrestorations± crowns ,

bridges

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Phosphate bonded investments

Binder ± MgO and ammonium phos.

Refractory ± silica ±cristobalite , quartz

Liquid ± water or colloidal silica

Setting and thermal expansion

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Ethyl silica bonded investments Binder ± silica gel or silicic acid gel,MgO

methods to produce silicic gel binders : -sod. Silicate -> silicic acid gel

-colloidal silica ->silica gel

-Ethyl silicate ± hydrolysis-> colloidal silicicacid ->silica gel

-Ethyl silicate ± hydrolysis and gelation

(amines)->silica gel

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CROWN PREPARATION

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Impressions

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Model / Die

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Wax pattern

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Wax pattern

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Sprue attached to wax pattern

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Principles of optimal sprue design

.sprue diameter  sprue position

Sprue attachment

Sprue length

Sprue direction

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Direct \ Indirect sprue

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Sprue and wax pattern and

crucible former 

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Casting ring liner 

 Asbestos

Ceramic

cellulose

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Investing

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Investing

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Mould after investing

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Burn out / Wax elimination

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Burnout temperatures for diff 

investments

Type-1 GBI- thermal expansion-650c

Type-2 GBI-hygroscopic expansion-500c

PBI-thermal expansion-750-1000c

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Crossection of mould after 

burnout

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casting

Melting the metal/alloy

Different casting machines used

Cleaning the castings

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Melting the alloy

Torch flame

Induction melting

Electrical resistance

direct current arc

melting

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Zones in the flame

Mixing zone ± black color 

Combustion zone- green color 

Reducing zone ± blue color 

Oxidizing zone ± red color 

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Casting machines

Centrifugal ± spring

driven, motorised

 Air pressure

Vaccum generated

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casting

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Crossectional view

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Cleaning the castings

QUENCHING for GBI

PICKLING for Gold alloys50% HCL

H2SO4

SAND BLASTING for PBI

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crown

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Causes of defective castings

Distortion

Surfaceroughness,irregularities,discoloration

Porosity

Incomplete castings

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1.Distortion

Delay in investing

Using larger diameter sprues for small

patterns

Using soft waxes

Careless handling

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2 a. Surface roughness

Increased L/P ratio

Prolonged heating of the mould

Temp. of the alloy

Greater casting pressures

comp. Of the investment

Foreign bodies

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2 b.surface irregularities

 Air bubbles

Water films Rapid heating of the mould

Many patterns in the same mould

Direction of the sprue

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2 c.surface discoloration

Under heating

Prolonged heating

Carbon inclusions

Mixing diff. alloys

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3.Porosity

Solidification defects

Trapped gases

Residual air 

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Trapped gases

Pin hole porosity

Gas inclusions

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Residual air 

Back pressure porosity or entrapped air 

porosity ± seen as large concave

depressions in the castings

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Incomplete castings

Low casting pressures

Insufficient venting of the mould

Incomplete elimination of the wax

Greater viscosity of the alloy