Which step should ideally be done immediately after curing composite layers but before final finish and polish to optimize restoration performance?
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Correct answer: Shape the anatomical form and remove excess before final polishing
After curing, shaping and contouring the anatomy and removing excess material ensures proper occlusion and restoration form; final polishing follows to smooth the surface.
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