15CR63A: Bio and Dental Ceramics Ceramics 6th Sem Syllabus for Diploma DTE Karnataka C15 Scheme

Bio and Dental Ceramics detail syllabus for Ceramics Engineering (54), C15 scheme is taken from DTE Karnataka official website and presented for diploma students. The course code (15CR63A), and for exam duration, Teaching Hr/week, Practical Hr/week, Total Marks, internal marks, theory marks, duration and credits do visit complete sem subjects post given below.

For all other ceramics 6th sem syllabus for diploma c15 scheme dte karnataka you can visit Ceramics 6th Sem Syllabus for Diploma C15 Scheme DTE Karnataka Subjects. For all other Elective-I subjects do refer to Elective-I. The detail syllabus for bio and dental ceramics is as follows.

Pre-requisites:

Applied Science, Basics of Ceramics and ceramic raw materials.

Course Objectives:

Student should be able to describe the use ceramics in biomedical applications, properties of bio implants, making of dental restorations and their qualities.

Course Outcomes:

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1. Introduction to BioCeramics:

Definition of bio ceramics and biological requirements. Classification of bioceramic based on composition and application with definition, properties, material used with field of application. Discuss the scope of bioceramics.
Illustrate ceramic Implementations in human body with specific parts and shapes with sketches, and raw material, with general manufacturing method.

2. Dental Ceramics:

Definition, classification (based on various factors), applications of dental ceramics.
Define various physical properties (stress, strain, modulus of elasticity, permanent deformation, strength, brittleness, toughness, hardness, ductility, malleability, resilience, flexibility, impact, fatigue, creep) of dental materials.
Illustrate the tooth structure & explain parts (Enamel, Dentine, Cementum & Pulp), Primary and secondary teeth, chronology of teeth.
Definition of dentures, types (direct and indirect restorative dental materials) with examples. Illustrate all ceramic and metal ceramics restorations. Outline different compositions of ceramic and metal ceramic restorations.

3. Dental Materials:

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4. Fabrication:

Illustrate with flow diagram casting procedure of all ceramic restoration, ceramic-metal restoration and ceramic jacket crowns, defects in cast restorations. Understand technical aspects of metal-ceramic restorations, benefits and draw backs ofmetal-ceramicsover others.

5. Dental Cements:

Definition and classifications of dental cement, Silicate cement, Zinc phosphate cement, Zinc oxide eugenol cement, Glass ionomer cement, zinc silico phosphate cement, Zinc poly carboxylate cement, Calcium hydroxide cement all with definition, applications, composition, properties and manipulations.
Definition and applications of Cavity liner, cavity varnish and cavity bases.

6. Surface Finishing:

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Reference Books:

1. Dental Materials 5th Ed. – V.K. Subbarao
2. Basic Dental Materials 2nd Ed. – Jhon J Manappallil
3. Dental Technicial 2nd Ed. – Dr. Syed Sadatullah.
4. Advances in Bio ceramic and porous ceramics – Roger Narayan, Paolo Colombo
5. Advanced ceramic – vol-1 Bioceramic – James F Shackelford

Suggested Student Activity

1. Surf the internet and find recent advancements in bio ceramics, and make report on the same.
2. Collect information on ceramic implants used in artificial bone replacements.
3. Collect information on ceramic materials used in heart valves and their characteristics.
4. Collect information on Ceramic-impregnated fabric and make a report on the same
5. List the ceramic materials used in bio medical applications with their specific characteristics.
6. Visit a nearby dental lab and make a report on the process.

Note: Student should prepare hand written report with minimum 2-3 pages and reports should not be copied from earlier batches. And other similar tasks can be assigned.

Model Question Paper:

(CIE)

1. List important bio ceramics materials
2. Explain bioactive and bio-inert ceramics.

Or Outline the scope of ceramics in biological applications.

3. What are ductility and malleability?
4. Illustrate the chronology of teeth

Or Compare all ceramic and metal-ceramic restorations

Model Question Paper:

Part-A

Answer any 6 of the following 6×5=30 marks

1. What is meant by Bio inert ceramics? Give Examples.
2. Name the five important bio ceramics materials.
3. What is dental ceramics? Write the uses of ceramics in dentistry.
4. Draw the neat sketch of tooth mention the parts
5. What is dental stone? Write the properties and uses
6. What are difference between dental stone and dental plaster?
7. Where do the ceramics Jacket crown are used?
8. Name different casting defects
9. Tell the composition and uses of Zinc Phosphate cement

PART-B

Answer any 7 of the following 7×10=30 marks

1. Outline the scope of ceramics in biological applications 5
2. Identify the use of various ceramic materials and products in bio ceramics 5
2. Illustrate the structure of a typical dental implant. 10
1. Outline a typical composition of metal ceramic restoration. 5
2. Compare dental stone and dental plaster 5
4. Explain the manufacturing process of Gypsum products. 10
1. What are the ideal requirements of dental waxes? 5
2. Select the suitable alloy for metal ceramic restoration and justify the selection. 5
1. Explain the importance of blasting, pickling and polishing. 10
1. Name different casting defects 5
2. What is silicate cement?
1. What is the ideal requirement of dental cement? 5
2. Tell the composition and uses of Zinc Phosphate cement 5
9. Explain how finishing and polishing operations done on porcelain restorations. 10
10. Show the setting reaction of zinc oxide-eugenol cement 10

For detail syllabus of all other subjects of BE Ceramics, C15 regulation do visit Ceramics 6 syllabus for C15 Regulation.

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