The American text-book of operative dentistry / In contributions of eminent authorities. Ed. by Edward C. Kirk.

  • Edward Cameron Kirk
Date:
1900
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Credit: The American text-book of operative dentistry / In contributions of eminent authorities. Ed. by Edward C. Kirk. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    Fig. 96 shows a cavity prepared in the buccal surface of an upper molar. The occlusal margin is placed in the occlusal half of the middle third, and the gingival margin in the gingival half of the gingival third Fig. 97. 2. Wall as trimmed. Preparation of occlusal wall of Fig. 96. (About 70 x.) of the surfoce. In the occlusal wall the rods are inclined occlu.sally about 8 centigrades (28°) from the horizontal ]>lane. After cleaving, the broken and slivered rods should be shaved away, but the angle can-