Question 278 · LDEK · Veneers and inlays
Overlay is characterized by:
- A. it restores central defects and covers whole occlusal surface and cusps.
- B. it restores occlusal surface and cusps’ peaks.
- C. it restores class I and II defects with preserved occlusal surface.
- D. it includes lingual wall with or without buccal wall.
- E. it restores almost whole clinical crown and is anchored in the chamber.
Hint
Compare inlay, onlay, overlay and endocrown by how much of the occlusal surface and cusps each one covers.
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