Which characteristic is expected to be higher for a permanent restoration than a temporary one?
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Correct answer: Durability and resistance to occlusal forces
Permanent restorations are fabricated with durable materials and designed to withstand occlusal forces over long periods, unlike temporary restorations which are meant for short-term protection.
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