Which statement is correct regarding the use of articulators in prosthodontics?
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Correct answer: They are devices replicating jaw movements for accurate prosthesis work
Articulators simulate the mandibular movements relative to the maxilla, helping in designing restorations (fixed or removable) with proper occlusion and function.
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