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Resin or Porcelain?

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Which type of teeth are less likely to chip or fracture on impact?

Porcelain teeth

Metal teeth

Ceramic teeth

Resin teeth (correct)

What is the main disadvantage of using porcelain teeth?

They are difficult to adjust

They cannot form chemical bonds with denture base resins

They are not resistant to thermal shock

They cause significant wear of opposing enamel, metal, and resin tooth surfaces (correct)

What is the difference between resin and porcelain teeth in terms of bonding with denture base resins?

Neither resin nor porcelain teeth form chemical bonds with denture base resins

Both resin and porcelain teeth form chemical bonds with denture base resins

Resin teeth form chemical bonds with denture base resins, while porcelain teeth do not (correct)

Porcelain teeth form chemical bonds with denture base resins, while resin teeth do not

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"Test Your Knowledge: Resin vs Porcelain Teeth in Dentures" Are you familiar with the differences between resin and porcelain teeth in dentures? Take this quiz to find out! Discover the advantages and disadvantages of each material and learn which one is better suited for your dental needs. Keywords: dentures, resin teeth, porcelain teeth, impact resistance, adjustability.