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GOLD  RESTORATIONS

Figure 2-12.—Four surface amalgam restorations. Figure 2-13.—Five surface amalgam restorations. Incisal  (I):  These  restorations  include  the  incisal surface and/or one or more of the other surfaces (MI or DI). Tooth #10 in fig. 2-14, shows an (MI) restoration; tooth #7 in the same figure shows a (DI) restoration. Facial  (F):  Chart  along  the  gingival  margin  of the  facial  surface  unless  otherwise  instructed  by  the dentist.  Tooth  #6  in  fig.  2-14  shows  a  facial  (F) restoration. Lingual (L) on anterior teeth: You will usually chart them in the lingual pit (fig. 2-14, tooth #11) or at the gingival margin line of the tooth. Nonmetallic   restorations   with   two   or   more surfaces:  Chart  these  restorations  as  shown  in  the mandibular  arch  in  figure  2-14.  Tooth  #26  shows  a mesial-facial  (MF)  restoration;  tooth  #23,  a  distal-facial (DF)   restoration;   tooth   #22,   a   mesial-facial-distal 2-14

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