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Area
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AREA. An enclosed yard or opening in a house; an open place adjoining to a house. 1 Chit. Pr. 176.



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Bus et al (16) documented the load redistribution by comparing a custom-made insole (which included an MP) with a flat insole but did not report contact area or soft-tissue thickness (STT).
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To prevent iatrogenic damage, the clinician can place a small, almost matrix-like band called the InterGuard (Photo 5) in the interproximal area before prepping the contact area.
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This increases the surface contact area between materials and maximizes the process.
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