Question 292 · LDEK · Veneers and inlays
Intracoronal restorations of onlay type in lateral teeth are characterized by restoring:
- A. class I and II defects with preserved occlusal surface.
- B. central defects and covering whole occlusal surface and apexes of the cusps.
- C. central defects and covering whole occlusal surface and cusps.
- D. lingual wall without or not part of buccal wall.
- E. almost whole clinical crown and are anchored in the tooth chamber.
Hint
Inlay, onlay, overlay and endocrown differ by how much of the occlusal surface and cusps they cover; find the onlay level.
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