Why are surveyor analyses of study casts important in removable partial denture planning?
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Correct answer: To determine undercuts, guide planes, and optimal clasp placement for retention
Surveying helps map tooth undercuts, guiding planes, and paths of insertion — essential for designing an RPD with stable retention and proper clasp placement.
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