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When a Tooth Has No Antagonist in the Opposing Arch,the

Question 19

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When a tooth has no antagonist in the opposing arch,the tooth can

A) over-erupt
B) develop periodontal disease
C) develop dental caries
D) develop occlusal trauma
E) All of the above

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