Which of the following could be a reason to choose a fixed crown over a removable partial denture?
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Correct answer: Replacement of a single badly damaged tooth
For a single, badly damaged tooth with healthy surrounding teeth, a fixed crown is often preferred as it provides permanent coverage and strength. Removable partial dentures suit multiple missing teeth.
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