Abstract
Restorative procedures involving primary teeth constitute a major segment
of clinical pediatric dentistry. Anatomic and histological differences between primary
and permanent dentitions necessitate modifications of cavity preparation in primary
teeth. Cavities must also be prepared keeping in mind the needs for newer restorative
materials currently in use. Meticulously adhering to the principles of cavity preparation
is essential for the longevity of restoration.
Keywords: Cavity preparation, Class I restoration, Class II restoration, GV Black’s classification, Matrix, Wedges.
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