Class 2 Cavity Preparation | Super Simplified | Operative Dentistry

This video from the Operative Dentistry video on Class II cavity preparation. Class 2 cavity preparation and restoration for dental amalgam are done by the second year to final year Dental Students. This is also an important topic for Dental Exams like NEET and NBDE, DHA. This aspire32 video from Dr. Suresh Shenvi explains various aspects Steps of cavity preparation class 2 like Occlusal Step, Isthmus, Proximal Box, and their dimensions in an easy simple format. Easy dentistry at Aspire32 helps grasp such topics as Class 2 cavity preparation of Operative Dentistry in the simplest possible way for dental students and dentists. These class 2 cavity preparation for amalgam principles can also be applied to class 2cavity preparation for composite.

Dr. Suresh Shenvi who has cleared various exams like ADAT, NBDE from the USA, DHA from Dubai, and various Indian Entrance exams like PGI, KCET, NEET. I am MDS in Conservative Dentistry and Endodontics by profession. I am also an author of dental books on the entrance exam and I am also currently a faculty at KLE University and a receiver or best teacher award.

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[BadrIbdaa]

Amazingly structured video (every thing covered)

[asthashah]

You should be a faculty in my college sir. I love how amazing concept clarity you provide

[soujanyaceernam]

No professors taught me like u sir.thanks a lot for making this kind of videos for us.

[sidranazirqazi]

I studied it many many times from book but it couldn't get clear.
Now I watch your video and every thing is crystal clear.
You are a Savoir sir sir .
Keep on helping millions of students across the globe.

[Dr.S.Sharma]

This channel has become my go-to place sir, for all Conservative Dentistry related problems! Thank you! ☺️😊

[lisapizza]

Radiographically lesion looks smaller because demineralisation is less than 50% and hence full extent of carious lesion can't be detected

[letslearn]

Expecting more and more videos from your side sir😊

[helllokity]

Sir your lectures are last min savior in exam times
Really informative short nd to the point
Really thank u so much sir

[samhitakaka]

Thank you for taking time to make these videos Sir.
They are really very helpful..😊

[komalmehta]

Radiographic lesions appear smaller because 40-50% decalcification is required to be evident on intraoral imaging

[harshgujrathi]

Sir you're just awesome. You made composite so much easy for me. Thank you so much sir.

[AshleyMorphan]

Love how conceptual your video was. God bless you!

[ahighlysensitiveindian]

Thank you sir videos are not just about very well informed videos but also so inspiring to teach in such a super clear way.

[sevgiyasar]

Really a remarkable video.. Thank you so much dr for sharing it 😇 It’s very kind of you 🙏🏻

[santhiya.s]

Sir..Can you post a video of explaining pulpotomy and pulpectomy sir?

[ashwinjorvekar]

To be evident on the radiographs, 50 % or more demineralisation is necessary, so extent is more in clinical condition than that on radiograph...

[shwetawankhade]

Hello sir very well explained.u asked the que.. radiographic lesion is less than the clinical bcz it requires 30 percent destruction to appear radiographically..

[hashtag]

Your videos are smooth like butter.
Thank you, sir
Dill se

[ankitaprakash]

Thank you sir..it was very informative and got many things clear about class 2 cavity preparation.❤

[shalinisingh]

Thank you so much sir make things supereasy ..👌👌