D262 Primary Dentition Anatomy & Cavity Prep 2003-2004

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Most problems in paediatricdentistry occur because of• failure to prepare and restore the teeth in away that takes into account their:ANATOMIC or MORPHOLOGIC structuralcharacteristics and limitations.
ANATOMIC CONSIDERATIONS OFPRIMARY TEETH1. Crowns of primary teeth are smaller, andmore bulbous than permanent teeth.2. Both lingual and buccal walls of theprimary teeth taper occlusally, thereforethe occlusal surface is quite narrow.3. <strong>Primary</strong> teeth demonstrate greater cervicalconstriction and have more prominentcervical enamel contour than permanentteeth.
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PROCEDURE OF CLASS II CAVITYPREPARA
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GENERAL OBJECTIVES:• Discuss the
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INDICATIONS:All paediatric restorat
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Retrospective Clinical Studyof Vita
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Table 2 - Success/Failure of Amalga
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