Question 104 · LDEK · Bridges
The element connecting the pontic span with the abutment can be:
- A. crown.
- B. post and core crown.
- C. intracoronal restoration.
- D. retainers of the pontic span that durably join it with the abutment tooth.
- E. each of the above.
Hint
Think of all retainer types used in conventional, post-retained, inlay-retained and resin-bonded bridges.
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