Cavity Preparation

Question 1

Tooth preparation that require specific form, depth and marginal form

Answer 1

Conventional preparation

Question 2

Conventional preparation needed in

Answer 2

amalgam, gold or ceramic restorations

Question 3

Tooth preparation has less need for specific depth, wall and marginal form

Answer 3

Modified preparations

Question 4

Modified preparations is needed in

Answer 4

bonded direct restorations as composite or glass ionomer

Question 5

the prepared surface that
extends to the external tooth surface.

Answer 5

external wall

Question 6

the internal wall parallel to the long axis of the tooth.

Answer 6

axial wall

Question 7

prepared wall that is reasonably horizontal and perpendicular to the occlusal forces that are directed occlusogingivally (generally parallel to the long axis of the tooth)

Answer 7

floor (or seat)

Question 8

junction of two planar
surfaces of different orientation along a line

Answer 8

line angle

Question 9

the line angle whose apex points into the tooth

Answer 9

internal line angle

Question 10

the junction of three planal surfaces of different orientation

Answer 10

point angle