Achieving clinically adequate retention for cast crowns in prepared short abutments represents a major challenge for practicing dentists. Despite the important developments with adhesive cement, only a few teeth can be treated this way, and conventional preparation techniques are still employed for most crowns. Numerous options for auxiliary features exist; however, there is no consensus about one preferred method. This study aimed to evaluate the effect of a new innovative technique called the "double finish line technique" on full-crown retention for short abutments and to compare it with another modified preparation method.
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