1. Establish outline form 2. Obtain resistance form 3. Obtain retention form 4. Obtain convenience form 5. Remove carious dentin 6. Finish walls and margins 7. Clean the preparation
What class of lesion is on the proximal surface of the anterior teeth?Class 3What class of lesion is on the proximal surfaces of anterior teeth when the incisal angle requires restorationClass 4What class of lesion is on the smooth facial and lingual surfaces in the gingival third of teeth?Class 5What class of lesion is on pits or wear defects on the incisal edges of the anterior or the cusp tips of posterior teeth?Class 6How many surfaces are involved in a simple restoration?1 surfaceHow many surfaces are involved in a compound restoration?2 surfacesHow many surfaces are involved in a complex restoration?3 or more surfacesAxial wallInternal wall parallel with the long axis of the toothPulpal wallInternal wall/surface of a prepared tooth that is perpendicular to the long axis of the tooth; also known as the pulpal floor.
