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Teeth with small interproximal lesions can be treated with reduced cavities for amalgam. This kind of reconstruction produces a good retention while removing less healthy dental tissue and safeguarding the aesthetic appearance with the advantages of amalgam, which is better compared with composite resins, especially for proximal contact and marginal adaptation.
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