. Operative and dental anatomy technics; a class-room and laboratory manual for freshmen dental students . Fig. 200.—The top of the step Fig. 201.—Covering the_ pulpal nearly reached. wall (the step). depending on the size of the cavity, condense thoroughlywith hand mallet, or other form of mallet. 6. Build the gold along the axial wall in proximal cavitiesnot involving the angle, until the other point angle is reached. MANIPULATING COHESIVE GOLD 157 when it is filled separately as before with hand pressure, then condensed with the mallet and afterward united to the main body of gold (Figs. 19
. Operative and dental anatomy technics; a class-room and laboratory manual for freshmen dental students . Fig. 200.—The top of the step Fig. 201.—Covering the_ pulpal nearly reached. wall (the step). depending on the size of the cavity, condense thoroughlywith hand mallet, or other form of mallet. 6. Build the gold along the axial wall in proximal cavitiesnot involving the angle, until the other point angle is reached. MANIPULATING COHESIVE GOLD 157 when it is filled separately as before with hand pressure, then condensed with the mallet and afterward united to the main body of gold (Figs. 194 and 195). In proximo-occlusal cavities the same procedure is followed until the top of the step is reached. Then fill the con\enience angles separately at the far end of the step, later uniting them, and then building the gold across the step and uniting it with the first portion of the filling (Figs. 196, 197, 198, 199, 200 and 201). 7. Build the rest of the filling toproper restoration of contact and occlu-sion form, leaving an excess of goldover the cavo-surface angle, and thebalance of the s
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