Class V Cavity Preparations Flashcards
class V lesions involve ____ apical to the height of contour on the ___ and ____ surfaces of all teeth
smooth surfaces; facial; lingual
class V preps are at the ____ of the facial and lingual of the crowns due to lesions (carious and non carious)
gingival 1/3
Clinically, the shape and the size (outline form) of class V cavity preparation depends on
1- extent of the lesion
2- preexisting restoration
3- location of the lesion
4- restorative material of choice
characteristics of ideal/small lesions / classical more conservation preparations
cervical/apical to height of contour
confined between mesial and distal line angles
do not extend to the cemento-enamel junction
characteristics of non-ideal lesions/modified
extends to height of contour/occlusal to HOC
extension into mesial and distal
extension to become root surface caries
amalgam requires:
- butt joint margin
- uniform axial depth
- secondary retention (walls are divergent facially)
tooth colored restorations
- composites
- compomers
- glass ionomers
- resin modified glass ionomers
ideal class 5 cavity design is _____ shape
trapezoidal/kidney
external walls of class 5 cavity preps
- gingival wall
- incisal/occlusal wall
- mesial wall
- distal wall
internal wall
axial wall
enamel rods have different ____ in different locations
directions
directions of enamel rods:
horizontal, vertical, or oblique (diverge external)
the distance of the external surface to the axial wall
axial depth
____ thickness in the gingival 1/3 is not even and uniform
enamel
clinically, the depth of ideal cavity preparation is _____
0.5 mm into dentin