41. Cavity preparation by Black versus minimally and micro invasive techniques. Flashcards
- How to compare for “Black versus minimally and micro invasive techniques”?
Principles, operation and examples
2A. Black versus minimally and micro invasive techniques - Principles
Principle of Cavity preparation by Black
Black: EXTENSION FOR PREVENTION→aim was to prevent the secunder caries
◦ the border of the cavity should be extended to areas that are normally self- cleaning, or cleansable, therefore healthy tooth structure can be removed
2B. Black versus minimally and micro invasive techniques - Principles
What are general principles of minimally and micro invasive techniques?
1/ to keep all the teeth and those functions through the life
2/ Based on 4 modalities
- The early detection of caries and risk factors
- reduction of cariogenic microbes
- remineralization of early lesions
- Preparation and minimally invasive treatment of the evolved lesions
2C. Black versus minimally and micro invasive techniques - Principles
How to reduce cariogenic microbes during minimal intervention dentistry?
With the propagation of natural remineralization of enamel with diethetic and plaque control, saliva control.
2D. Black versus minimally and micro invasive techniques - Principles
How to prepare and minimally invasive treats the evolved lesions during MID?
- Biofilm modulation
- preventive closure of the caries predilection areas
3A. Black versus minimally and micro invasive techniques - Examples
- What are some examples of Black rules (extension for prevention)?
Box form requirements:
- flat cavity floor
- min 2mm depth
- parallel or convergent walls
- 1.6 mm marginal ridges
3B. Black versus minimally and micro invasive techniques - Examples
- What are some examples of Micro-invasive techniques?
Ozone therapy
Infiltration /ICON®
3C. Black versus minimally and micro invasive techniques - Examples
- What are some examples of Minimally invasive: techniques?
1/ Enamel microabrasion
2/ Air abrasion
3/ Hydroabrasion
4/ Oscillating or rotary (Special techniques for approximal box preparation and tunnel preparation)
5/ Ultrasonic / sonoabrasive
6/ Laser
7/ Chemical (acid) to improve microadhesion by surface demineralisation => roughening