Question 110 · LDEK · Examination and prosthetic treatment planning
The parallelometer is a device used in dentistry for:
- A. prosthetic field analysis performed on dental casts during designing the optimal prosthetic restorations.
- B. prosthetic field analysis performed clinically in the patient's mouth during designing the optimal prosthetic restorations.
- C. checking for prosthetic abutment parellelism intraorally.
- D. measurement of gingival sulcus depth.
- E. measurement of dental crown thickness.
Hint
A surveyor is a bench instrument with a vertical arm — where is the analysis carried out?
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