During final crown or bridge cementation, what must be done before permanently seating the restoration?
Show answer and explanation
Correct answer: Remove provisional restorations, clean tooth and restoration, verify fit and occlusion
Before permanent cementation, the provisional is removed, tooth and restoration surfaces are cleaned, and the fit and occlusion are verified to ensure correct placement and avoid future issues.
Keep practicing
More Crown and Bridge Work Assist questions
- Which material characteristic might guide choice of crown material for a front tooth (esthetic zone)?
- Which scenario would most likely require a bridge rather than a single-unit crown?
- What is the recommended care after placement of a new crown or bridge to ensure longevity?
- Which of the following is a potential disadvantage of fixed crown/bridge restorations?
- When delivering a bridge spanning multiple missing teeth, which step is crucial for ensuring proper fit and occlusion before final cementat…
- What is the minimum recommended thickness of tooth reduction for a full crown to allow sufficient restorative material bulk and strength?