1. Introduction to Operative Dentistry Part II Dr. Feras Aalam

2. Clinical procedures for Operative Treatment

7. a. Clinical examination

8. b. Radiographic examination Panoramic radiograph, OPG Periapical Bitewing

13. After local anesthesia Sharping container Cardboard needle cap-holding device makes recapping needles safer

14. Never leave the patient after local anesthesia

16. A. Cotton rolls B. Cotton pellets

17. C. Gauze

19. D. Dental Rubber Kit

20. D. Dental Rubber dam Rubber e dam over the area to isolate the tooth , keep it clean and free of saliva during the dental procedure

21. E. Saliva ejector

22. F. High-volume oral evacuator tip

23. The difference??

24. Suction tips High-volume oral evacuator =high volume suction Saliva ejector = low volume suction

26. Rotary instruments LOW SPEED HAND PEICE HIGH SPEED HAND PEICE

28. Burs holder

29. Hand instruments

32. d. If no time, or deep caries you can apply temporary filling

33. 6. Apply the dental material

35. a. Application of amalgam Amalgamator Amalgam capsule

36. a. Application of amalgam Amalgam carrier Dappen dish

38. APPLICATION OF AMALGAM

42. Application of Composite Light cure Dry the tooth Acid itchant

43. Application of Composite

44. 7. Burnish, carve or finish the dental material

50. Cavity liners Varnish under Amalgam Dycal under amalgam or composite

51. Teeth numbering systems

52. FDI two-digit tooth numbering system Teeth numbering chart for adult teeth

53. FDI two-digit tooth numbering system Teeth numbering chart for primary teeth

56. Class I

58. Occluso-mesio-dista l MOD

59. Class III Class IV

60. Class V Composite, Glass ionomer, amalgam