Arklign

1. A minimal, delicate finish line that merges seamlessly with the tooth structure.

1. A sharp, defined finish line resembling the edge of a knife.

1. A beveled finish line with a rounded edge for improved adaptation and strength.

1. An angled or sloped finish line that enhances retention and reduces stress concentration.

1.  A distinct, flat margin providing a clear delineation between the restoration and tooth.

1. A combination of bevel and shoulder features, offering both retention and aesthetics.

1. Feather-Edge
   1. A minimal, delicate finish line that merges seamlessly with the tooth structure.
2. Knife-Edge
   1. A sharp, defined finish line resembling the edge of a knife.
3. Chamfer
   1. A beveled finish line with a rounded edge for improved adaptation and strength.
4. Bevel
   1. An angled or sloped finish line that enhances retention and reduces stress concentration.
5. Shoulder
   1.  A distinct, flat margin providing a clear delineation between the restoration and tooth.
6. Beveled Shoulder
   1. A combination of bevel and shoulder features, offering both retention and aesthetics.

Types-of-finish-lines-margins.pdf

Learn about different types of finish lines (margins) used in dental restorations.

What are the types of finish lines (margins)?

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Types of Finish Lines (Margins)

Feather-Edge

Knife-Edge

Chamfer

Bevel

Shoulder

Beveled Shoulder