Class II Cavity Preparation Quiz
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According to G.V Black principles, a Class II cavity presents in the proximal surface of which teeth?

  • Wisdom teeth
  • Molars and premolars (correct)
  • Incisors
  • Canines
  • What is the first step in the outline form for cavity preparation according to G.V Black principles?

  • Remove all the carious lesions (correct)
  • Perform initial entry of the cavity with a round bur
  • Connect occlusal and proximal cavities if they are in close approximation
  • Include weak cusp 'Plunger cusp' in the outline form
  • What should be the long axis orientation of the bur during lateral extensions for outline form preparation?

  • At a 45-degree angle to the long axis of tooth structure
  • Perpendicular to the long axis of tooth structure
  • Irrelevant to consider
  • Parallel to the long axis of tooth structure (correct)
  • What should be done before extending into the involved proximal surface during cavity preparation?

    <p>Determine the final location of the facial and lingual walls relative to the contact area</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What kind of movement is recommended when making a ditch cut in the gingival direction with the fissure bur for cavity preparation?

    <p>Pendulum-like movement</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    Class II Cavity Preparation

    • A Class II cavity presents on the proximal surface of premolars and molars.

    G.V Black Principles for Cavity Preparation

    • The first step in the outline form for cavity preparation is to establish the outline form to resist fracture.

    Orientation of Bur during Lateral Extensions

    • The long axis of the bur should be parallel to the long axis of the tooth during lateral extensions for outline form preparation.

    Preparing Involved Proximal Surface

    • The proximal surface should be isolated before extending into the involved proximal surface during cavity preparation.

    Ditch Cut Movement

    • A gentle, rocking movement is recommended when making a ditch cut in the gingival direction with the fissure bur for cavity preparation.

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    Test your knowledge on Class II cavity preparation for amalgam restoration according to G.V. Black principles. Explore the nomenclature and outline form requirements for this type of cavity.

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