Contact Point/Area of the Teeth

Definition   

The proximal contact points or the area refers to the surface point or area where the proximal surfaces of neighboring teeth come in contact. Contact point/area is usually found in the occlusal one third of the natural crown of most of the teeth. 

 

 

Dental Caries-Part 7: Mock Test Paper containing SBQ

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