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What should you check before a Class II procedure?
clinical & radiographic examination
thorough diagnosis
substantial tooth structure remain to bear occ load
patient factor & consent
LA & rubber dam
What is the clinical & radiographic evidence for a Class II?
caries lesion on occ. & prox. surface
minimal sound enamel between occ. & prox. lesion
lateral spread on DEJ = code 4+
Pulpal depth of Class II prep.
2.5mm
OG depth of Class II prep.
3.5-4.0mm
Axial depth of Class II prep.
1.0-1.5mm
How far should the cavity prep penetrate the dentine?
0.1-0.2 mm
How is good Retention form achieved?
dovetail, occ. lock
isthmus should be < 3rd of intercuspal distance
isthmus should not coincide w/ axiopulpal line angle
diverge gingivally at proximal
clears gingival margin of adjacent tooth
How is good Resistance for achieved?
flat & perpendicular gingival & pulpal floor
slightly rounded internal angles
(incl. axio-pulpal line angle)
How do you line a Class II prep?
1. dentine cond.
2. Fuji bond LC (or GIC)
3. wait 3mins for set before restoring
What is the purpose of the Matrix band & wedge?
proximal contour & contact point
metal band: firm wall for adequate cond. of amalgam
minimise overhang (could lead to early perio. dis.)
Note: universal matrix is the 'tofflemire'
What is a closed or open sandwich?
Closed: No exposed GI (lining)
Open: layer of GI then layer of CR
What is the rationale for the sandwich technique?
modulus of elasticity comparable to dentine
F release prevent secondary caries
marginal integrity for better adaptation
reduce setting stress (chem. cure GI less shrinkage)
GIC micromechanically bond to composite
decrease config. value, reduce polym-shrink of CR
What should be noted when using the open sandwich technique?
margin between GIC and resin is under contact point?
How many increments are usually used for this restoration?
5
Which particle is harder? Polishing or filler?
polishing particles harder otherwise polishing agend would only remove soft resin matrix leaving gritty surface of protruding filler particle.
What substance is used on polishing strips?
Coating of aluminium oxide abrasive (with polyester backing)