When delivering a bridge spanning multiple missing teeth, which step is crucial for ensuring proper fit and occlusion before final cementation?
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Correct answer: Performing a try-in to check marginal fit, contact points, and occlusion
A try-in allows verification of marginal fit, contacts, and occlusion; any discrepancies can be corrected before final cementation, ensuring function and long-term success.
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