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All of the following restorations would have the same radiopaque appearance EXCEPT: A) Amalgam B) Composite C) Gold D) Porcelain
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All of the following restorations would have the same radiopaque appearance EXCEPT:

A) Amalgam
B) Composite
C) Gold
D) Porcelain

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Composite fillings would have a different radiopaque appearance compared to other dental restorations.

Step-by-step explanation:

The radiopaque appearance of dental restorations refers to their visibility on X-ray images. In this case, all restorations mentioned (Amalgam, Composite, Gold, Porcelain) would appear radiopaque except for Composite. Composite fillings are made of a resin material that contains a high amount of radiolucent components, making them less visible on X-rays compared to other restorations.

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