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The study of dental implants is called morphology.
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A noble alloy contains more than 25% of gold, palladium, or platinum.
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The tapered margin preparation for crown placement is called a
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The ability of a material to be drawn or hammered out is called elasticity.
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The part of the removable appliance that sits on the gingival crest is called the ____________________.
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A maxillary obturator is a positioning device for the tongue and mouth during sleep periods to avoid tongue drop and oxygen cutoff.
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A replacement for a missing tooth is called a/an ____________________.
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The metal upon which a removable appliance is constructed is called a/an ____________________.
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An onlay is a solid casted or milled restoration that covers some occlusal tooth cusp and side wall area that is cemented onto a prepared site.
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Tensile strength refers to the capability of a material to be stretched.
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