Q 84 structural durability isA- is the ability of the preparation to resist the dislodgment of therestoration by forces directed obliquely or horizontally to the restorationB- is the ability of the preparation to resist the dislodgement of the crownrestoration by forces directed along its path of insertionC- is the ability of the preparation to resist the dislodgement of the crownrestoration by forces in any directionD-its the ability to resist the fracture and perforationE-None of above

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Q 84 structural durability is A- is the ability of the preparation to resist the dislodgment of the restoration by forces directed obliquely or horizontally to the restorati B- is the ability of the preparation to resist the dislodgement of the crov restoration by forces directed along its path of insertion C- is the ability of the preparation to resist the dislodgement of the crov restoration by forces in any direction D-its the ability to resist the fracture and perforation E- None of above

Q 84 structural durability is A- is the ability of the preparation to resist the dislodgment of the restoration by forces directed obliquely or horizontally to the restorati B- is the ability of the preparation to resist the dislodgement of the crov restoration by forces directed along its path of insertion C- is the ability of the preparation to resist the dislodgement of the crov restoration by forces in any direction D-its the ability to resist the fracture and perforation E- None of above

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Chapter8: The Appendicular Skeleton

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Problem 31RQ: During endochondral ossification of a long bone, ________. a primary ossification center will...

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