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    G.V. Black Classification

    Classes of Cavitated LesionsClass I - pits and fissures

    Class II - proximal surfaces of posterior

    teeth

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    Restorative Materials

    Amalgam

    Composite

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    Lesion-Specific Restoration

    vs

    Material Specific Restoration

    Material-Specific E.g. The use of

    amalgam to restoreClass I and II caries

    lesion

    Cavity form is basedon the physical

    properties and the

    technique used for

    placing the material

    Lesion-Specific E.g. The use of

    composite resin torestore Class I and II

    caries lesion

    Cavity form is basedon the location and

    size of the lesion

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    Advantages (vs amalgam)

    Conservation of tooth structure - overall astronger restored tooth

    More esthetic

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    Lesion-Specific Restoration

    Cavity PreparationPRINCIPLE

    The outline form/extension of thepreparation should bedictated by the size andthe location of the lesion.

    Cavosurface margin andall internal surfaces aresmooth

    RATIONALE

    Conservation of toothstructure

    Viscous compositematerial will not adaptwell into rough orirregular surface

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    Lesion-Specific Restoration

    Cavity PreparationPRINCIPLE

    All aspects of thepreparation should beaccessible to the curinglight

    The preparation shouldbe free of foreign debris

    RATIONALE

    Direct light contact isrequired for

    polymerization of the

    resin

    Allow for optimalbonding

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    Pits and Fissures Caries (Class I)

    Cavity Preparation

    Locate lesions (diagnosisof lesions)

    Use of an appropriatebur (about the size of the

    lesion) to gain access to

    the lesion through the

    groove/pit

    Remove lesion and looseenamel

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    Diagnosis of Pits and Fissures

    Lesions Radiographs - limited

    usefulness except for

    deep lesions Explorer - limited

    usefulness (wedgingeffect)

    Visual - primarydiagnostic tool

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    Diagnosis of Pits and Fissures

    Lesions Use an explorer to removeplaque and food debrisfrom the fissure orifice Under good lighting,isolation (dry) andmagnification; visuallyinspect for any damage tothe enamel Look for any subtle colorchanges around the pits andfissures

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    Diagnosis of Pits and Fissures

    Lesions

    Enamel is low in opacity, thus anychanges in color (e.g. caries dentin)

    in the underlying dentin will showthrough the enamel

    Look for a gray shadow or opaquearea around the pits and fissures - a

    halo Ignore the color change within thepits and fissures

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    Accessing the lesion through

    the groove/pit245 fissure bur

    Enamel

    DEJ

    Dentin

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    Direct visual access to the

    lesion

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    Caries removal using a round

    bur on a slow speed handpiece

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    Unable to remove all the lesion

    due to limited access

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    Increase access - remove

    remaining lesionEnlarge the access

    area until you are

    able to visually

    inspect the DEJ;

    Because caries start

    spreading laterally atthe DEJ, any

    discoloration at DEJ is

    an indication of the

    presence of caries

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    Class I Cavity Preparation

    Pre-Op

    Preparation

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    Preventive Resin Restoration (PRR)

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    Diagnosis of Proximal CariesPrimary diagnostic tool

    - bitewing radiographs

    Secondary diagnostic tool- visual (looking for

    changes in the opticalproperities of the marginal

    ridge under bright light)

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    Proximal Caries (Class II)

    Cavity Preparation

    Proximal carieslesion is usually

    located lingual and

    gingival to the

    proximal contact

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    Class II Composite Restoration

    Cavity PreparationPenetrate through the

    marginal ridge until you

    reach the lesion, then extend

    buccally, gingivally andlingually (as needed) to

    remove the lesion

    Initially leave a thin layer of

    enamel at the proximal areato prevent accidental

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    Class II Composite Restoration

    Cavity Preparation

    Due to the shape of

    the bur, there will

    be loose enamel

    at the margin

    (buccal and lingual

    proximal)

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    Matrix

    Toffelmire matrix system Dr. Hildebrandts manual pp. 3.C.24 - 3.C.26 .0015 or .001 (ho-band) Good wedging is vital to getting good proximal

    contact (if lesion dictate the complete removal of theproximal contact area)

    Well burnished Other matrix systems

    Palodent System - Bitine ring

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    Tofflemire Matrix System

    Instruction - Dr.Hildebrandts manual

    pp. 3.C.24

    Burnish the band usingan egg burnisher on a2x2 gauze (at least 3layers)

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    Plugger - for placing posteriorcomposite

    SuperPlugger

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    Using an explorer, remove excess from the embrasure area before

    curing. Avoid direct operatory light.

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    Build to slightly overcontour

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    After curing of the final increment, ready to

    remove the tofflemire band

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    Finishing/PolishingTechniques

    Finishing burs Needle shape finishing bur (7902) for bulk removal of

    excess composite at the embrasures (buccal, lingual

    and occlusal) Egg shape finishing bur (7404) for creating occlusal

    anatomy and adjusting occlusal contact

    #12 Bard-Parker blade for removing gingival overhangand excesses at the buccal and lingual embrasures

    Soflex disks for final finishing and polishing at theembrasures (buccal, occlusal, lingual)

    Enhance/PoGo composite finishing system (occlusalsurface)

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    Soflex Disks

    For finishing and polishing Course, medium, fine and

    superfine

    Course and medium -finishing

    Fine - finishing/polishing Superfine - polishing Extra-thin series -

    excellent for finishing/polishig embrasures area

    Plastic backed; extra

    thin series

    Paper backed; thicker series

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    After removal of matrix band

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    #7902 finishing bur for gross removal of excesses on bu, li and occl

    embrasures

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    #12 Bard-Parker blade for removing gingival overhang

    and excesses on buccal/lingual embrasure area

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    Alternative instruments to #12 Bard-Parker

    2-3 KnifeContour 1-2

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    Solflex disks to finish the embrasures/margin area; in

    a SLOW/continuously moving motion

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    Lesion becoming accessible/visible

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    Removal of lesion

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    Finished Preparation

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    Toffelmire Matrix

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    Total Etching

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    Remove excess adhesive/composite

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    Occlusal adjustment using #7404 finishing bur

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    Using the solfex disk for final finishing and polishing

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    Final Restoration

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    Laboratory exercise

    Distal composite on tooth #20 Box form Buccal extension

    Buccal wall still in contact Gingival extension

    1/2 mm clearance fromadjacent tooth

    Buccal-lingual dimension

    3 mm

    Lingual wall clear contact Mesial-distal dimension

    1 to 11/4 mm axial depth