Lab 1: Introduction to Surgical Treatment Flashcards
Class I caries
pits and fissures
Class II caries
proximal contacts of posterior teeth
Class III caries
proximal contacts of anterior teeth
Class IV caries
incisal angle fracture
Class V caries
cervical (facial and lingual)
MO is a cavity on…
mesio-occlusal
MOD is a cavity on…
mesio-occluso-distal
MODB is a cavity on…
mesio-occulso-disto-buccal
vertical perimeter of a prepared cavity
wall
broad flat “bottom” of cavity on an occlusal surface of Class I and II caries
pulpal floor
broad flat “bottom” of cavity on a lingual/buccal/M/D surface of Class I and II caries
axial wall
proximal portion of a Class II caries
proximal portion/”proximal box”
cervical “wall” in proximally-involved caries
gingival seat/gingival wall
in Class II/proximally involved caries, buccal walls on the occlusal surface are called ___ while buccal walls on the proximal surface are called _______
buccal occlusal wall
buccal proximal wall
term for line angle that is the junction of wall and tooth surface
cavosurface angle
cavosurface angle becomes a ____ once the cavity is restored
margin
the final extent and configuration of the cut faces of the cavity preparation
outline form
form of the cavity preparation which aid in prevention of fracture of either tooth or restorative material during function
resistance form
form of the cavity preparation which protect the restoration against displacement
retention form
form of the cavity that allows adequate visualization and access for instrumentation of the preparation and insertion of the restoration material
convenience form
1st number in Black’s formula is the ___ of the blade in _/10 __
width, 1, mm (width of the blade in 1/10mm)
bevel end is used for ____ features in a cavity
horizontal
reverse bevel is used for ___ features in cavity
vertical
