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    This document outlines the steps for preparing a Class II cavity on the proximal surfaces of posterior teeth, including outlining the cavity shape, creating resistance form with flat floors and rounded internal line angles, and adding retention features like occlusal convergence of walls and a dovetail to prevent lateral displacement of the restoration. Key aspects are preserving tooth structure by restricting cavity extensions and maintaining strong tooth cusps.

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    This document outlines the steps for preparing a Class II cavity on the proximal surfaces of posterior teeth, including outlining the cavity shape, creating resistance form with flat floors and rounded internal line angles, and adding retention features like occlusal convergence of walls and a dovetail to prevent lateral displacement of the restoration. Key aspects are preserving tooth structure by restricting cavity extensions and maintaining strong tooth cusps.

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    Class Ii Cavity Preparation: Presentation By: Dr. Tahara Jamil

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    This document outlines the steps for preparing a Class II cavity on the proximal surfaces of posterior teeth, including outlining the cavity shape, creating resistance form with flat floors and rounded internal line angles, and adding retention features like occlusal convergence of walls and a dovetail to prevent lateral displacement of the restoration. Key aspects are preserving tooth structure by restricting cavity extensions and maintaining strong tooth cusps.

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    CLASS II CAVITY

    PREPARATION
    Presentation by: Dr. Tahara Jamil
    • Proximal surfaces of posterior teeth ( premolars and molars)
    Line angles and point angles
    • 11 line angles
    • 6 point angles
    Steps of cavity preparation
    • Outline form
    • Resistance form
    • Retention form
    • Convenience form
    Outline form
    Occlusal outline form
    • Pulpal floor should be flat
    • Buccal and lingual walls should be slightly occlusally converging
    • Isthmus width should not be more than 1/4th of the intercuspal distance
    • Occlusal dovetail
    • Initial depth should be 1.5-2 mm
    Resistance form
    • Flat pulpal and gingival floors
    • Restricting extension of walls and preserving strong cusps
    • Rounding off of internal line angles (including axio-pulpal line angle)
    • Adequate thickness of restorative material
    Retention form
    • Occlusal convergence of buccal and lingual walls
    • Dovetail provides retention against lateral displacement

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