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A patient has short clinical crowns. Which margin design is most appropriate?

  1. Shoulder
  2. Chamfer
  3. Feather edge
  4. Beveled shoulder
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Correct answer: A. Shoulder

  • A. CORRECT. A shoulder provides a defined, bulky margin that supports the restoration where retention and structural form are limited by short crowns.
  • B. INCORRECT. A chamfer is common but offers less bulk where crown height is minimal.
  • C. INCORRECT. A feather edge gives a poor, ill-defined margin.
  • D. INCORRECT. A beveled shoulder is used in specific metal-margin cases, not the best general choice here.

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