Which is NOT a benefit of placing a crown over a heavily damaged or structurally compromised tooth?
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Correct answer: Eliminates need for good oral hygiene
Crowns restore strength, function, and appearance, but they do not remove the need for oral hygiene — maintenance is still essential for longevity and preventing decay around margins.
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