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How do you check for interferences on the INTERNAL (intaglio) surface of a crown during seating?

  1. A thin disclosing medium such as Fit Checker (vinyl polyether silicone)
  2. Polyvinyl siloxane heavy-body impression material
  3. Articulating paper
  4. Pressure-indicating paste on the occlusal only
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Correct answer: A. A thin disclosing medium such as Fit Checker (vinyl polyether silicone)

  • A. Correct. A low-viscosity disclosing material (e.g., Fit Checker) thinly coats the intaglio; show-through/perforation marks the binding contacts to relieve.
  • B. Heavy-body PVS is for impressions, too thick to detect fine internal interferences.
  • C. Articulating paper marks occlusal contacts, not the internal fit.
  • D. Pressure-indicating paste is used for denture intaglio fit, and the occlusal-only use does not check the crown interior.

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