Which of the following factors concerning retention and resistance for single unit crowns are false?
a. Over tapering of the opposing axial walls can be corrected if a band of several millimeters of tooth structure can be prepared circumferentially with a restricted taper of approximately 6 degrees.
b. As taper increases, the free movement of the restoration will do so likewise, and reduce the retention.
c. Molar crowns are more retentive than premolar crowns of similar taper.
d. A 7/8 crown with grooves has more retention than a complete crown with no grooves.
a. Over tapering of the opposing axial walls can be corrected if a band of several millimeters of tooth structure can be prepared circumferentially with a restricted taper of approximately 6 degrees.
b. As taper increases, the free movement of the restoration will do so likewise, and reduce the retention.
c. Molar crowns are more retentive than premolar crowns of similar taper.
d. A 7/8 crown with grooves has more retention than a complete crown with no grooves.
Ans D It is false
statement: Is a true statement. Over tapering of the opposing axial walls can
be corrected if a band of several millimeters of tooth structure can be
prepared circumferentially with a restricted taper of approximately 6 degrees.
It is probably unnecessary to further modify the preparation to compensate for
the areas of excessive reduction in the occlusal third.
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