Class 1 Prep Quiz 3 Flashcards
marginal ridge width of class 1
2mm molars
1.6 mm premolars
Resistance Form
flat pulpal floor, rounded internal line angles, sufficient pulpal depth, isthmus width, DIVERGENT M and D walls, enamel margins 90 degrees to external tooth surface, preserve marginal ridges
isthmus width
no wider than 1/4 of intercuspal width, BUT at least 1mm wide for convenience form b/c smallest condenser is 1mm
Divergent or convergent M and D walls
Divergent
Retention form for gypsum on class 1
convergent B and lingual walls, enamel and dentin bonding agents (resin)
internal line angles of class 1
rounded
enamel margins angle to external tooth surface
90
convenience form of class 1 basic
isthmus wide enough for amalgam condensation, get condenser that is 1mm in
cusps of teeth (mand molars)
1st molar 5 2nd 4
lingual angulation
angle bur parallel to long axis of tooth, evens pulpal floor, mand first premolar exaggerated bc pulpal horn
General principles of amalgam prep
- do not terminate margins on cusp tips
- all weakened/unsupported enamel should be removed
- preserve cusp/marginal ridge strength
- do not extend to unaffected fissures
- preserve cusp inclines
- smooth curves, no sharp edges
- pulpal depth uniform 1.5mm (.5mm from DEJ)-bulk for strength
- 90 degree cavosurface margin
pulpal floor should be _____ to ______ in order to
perpendicular to long axis of the tooth protects the pulp
F-L the prep should ___ so it aligns with ___
converge to align with enamel rods
M-D the prep should ___ so it aligns with ___
diverge to align with enamel rods
The phenomenon that teeth are not perpendicular to the ground is called
curve of Wilson or lingual inclination