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chamfer
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chamfer
[cham′fər]
the finish line on an extracoronal cavity preparation for a crown restoration in which the junction between the crown and the remaining tooth structure is formed to create a sloping shoulder at the apical terminus of the restoration.
chamfer (cham´fr),
n in extracoronal cavity preparations, a marginal finish that produces a curve from an axial wall to the cavosurface.


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