Tunnel Restoration: A Minimally Invasive Dentistry Practice

For tunnel preparation, we preserve the marginal ridge and the proximal surface enamel Whereas in box or slot preparations, there is removal of

Tunnel Restoration: A Minimally Invasive Dentistry Practice Tunnel preparation 8 Electronic method of determining Working length 9 Slot preparation 14 AH26, AH plus 15 High copper amalgam Page 15 Rajiv

For tunnel preparation, we preserve the marginal ridge and the proximal surface enamel Whereas in box or slot preparations, there is removal of

slot dead or alive Current caries management involves minimally invasive cavity preparation design, which can be “slot” or “box-only,” as well as “tunnel” and “

Tunnel preparation 8 Electronic method of determining Working length 9 Slot preparation 14 AH26, AH plus 15 High copper amalgam Page 15 Rajiv

slot machine front tunnel preparation and restoration with amalgam Conflicting results were The facial slot preparation: A nonocclusal option for class 2 carious

Minimal access “tunnel” cavities, without local anaesthesia, were prepared on the mesial of the second molar and distal of the first molar The