Nomenclature Flashcards

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G.V. Black Classification: Class I

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pit and fissure surfaces on:
occlusal surfaces of molar/premolars
occlusal 2/3 of B and L surfaces of molars
lingual surface of incisors

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G.V. Black Classification: Class II

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proximal surfaces of premolars/molars (posterior)

two surfaces, ie. MO, DO, posterior teeth

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G.V. Black Classification: Class III

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proximal surfaces of incisors and canines (anterior), not involving the incisal angle
- below the contact

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G.V. Black Classification: Class IV

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proximal surfaces of anterior teeth involving the incisal angle

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G.V. Black Classification: Class V

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gingival 1/3 of the facial and lingual surfaces of all teeth
	not pit and fissure (class I)
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G.V. Black Classification: Class VI

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incisal edge of anterior teeth or occlusal cusp of posterior teeth
not common, not pit and fissure

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7
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Simple Classification

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one tooth surface

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Compound Classification

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two tooth surfaces

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Complex Classification

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three + tooth surfaces

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10
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Line angle

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where 2 walls meet

ie. mesiofacial

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Point angle

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where 3 surfaces meet (mesiobucco-occlusal)

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Axial wall

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Internal wall: Lateral to pulp

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Pulpal wall

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Internal wall: floor of the prep, superior to the pulp

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14
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External walls

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Distal, Mesial, Facial, Lingual, Gingival

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15
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G.V. Black “order of procedure”: what is Outline Form?

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the area of the tooth surface to be included in the finished preparation (perimeter)
- location and extent of caries, self cleaning areas, restorative materials, esthetics, 2’ factors

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G.V. Black “order of procedure”: what is Resistance Form?

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shape and placement of restoration walls

- to withstand functional forces and fracture
- wall angulation, depth of prep, internal line angles, restorative material
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G.V. Black “order of procedure”: what is Retention Form?

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shape or form of prepped tooth to resist displacement through tipping/lifting forces

- wall friction, undercuts, retention, bonding
- important in amalgams
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G.V. Black “order of procedure”: what is Convenience Form?

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allows adequate observation, accessibility, ease of operation to prep/restore

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G.V. Black “order of procedure”: what is Toilet of Cavity?

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remove debris from the walls, dry the tooth and prep, visual assessment and inspection

20
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ICDAS caries Code 0

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sound tooth structure

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ICDAS caries Code 1

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first visual change in enamel, hardly visible on wet surface; need to dry tooth to see

22
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ICDAS caries Code 2

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distinct visual change in enamel, visible without air drying

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ICDAS caries Code 3

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enamel breakdown; no dentin visible

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ICDAS caries Code 4

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established decay - dentin shadow (NOT cavitated into dentin)

25
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ICDAS caries Code 5

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distinct cavity with visible dentin

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ICDAS caries Code 6

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extensive distinct cavity with visible dentin