10 Questions
According to G.V. Black, which areas of the tooth structure are less susceptible to decay?
The outer 2/3 of cusp slopes, tooth axial line angles, above the buccal and lingual height of contour, and the embrasures
What does the concept of conservation in dentistry refer to?
All procedures carried out to preserve the integrity of teeth and the masticatory system
What did the accelerating technological advances in terms of cariology science and early detection of carious lesions demand?
A mandatory evolution of the traditional concepts of cavity preparation into the conservative approach of treatment
What did G.V. Black propose in 1891?
An organized and systematized cavity preparation procedure based on sound biological, mechanical, and esthetic fundamentals
What did Black believe about the tooth structure?
There are areas that are less susceptible to decay, including the outer 2/3 of cusp slopes, tooth axial line angles, above the buccal and lingual height of contour, and the embrasures
What did G.V. Black advocate regarding cavity margins?
Extending to self-immune areas such as the outer 2/3 of cusp slopes and tooth axial line angles
What is the main focus of the conservative approach in dentistry?
Preserving the integrity of teeth and the masticatory system
What did the accelerating technological advances in cariology science and early detection of carious lesions demand?
Mandatory evolution of the traditional concepts of cavity preparation
What did G.V. Black propose in 1891?
An organized and systematized cavity preparation procedure
What did Black believe about the areas in the tooth structure that are less susceptible to decay?
They include the outer 2/3 of cusp slopes, tooth axial line angles, above the buccal and lingual height of contour, and the embrasures
Test your knowledge of conservative approach in operative dentistry and the fundamentals of cavity preparation with this quiz. Explore the principles proposed by G.V. Black in 1891 and their relevance in modern dental practice.
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