B-Trees: An Overview  
 
 
- B-Trees are built upward from the bottom rather than downward from the top, thus addressing the problems of Paged Trees: with B-Trees, we allow the root to emerge rather than set it up and then find ways to change it.
- B-Trees are multi-level indexes that solve the problem of linear cost of insertion and deletion. 
- B-Trees are now the standard way to represent indexes.