Which of the following will produce the most rigid restoration for framework of same dimension ?

Correct answer: A. Cobalt-chrome alloys

  • A. Cobalt-chrome alloys
  • B. Palladium alloys
  • C. Wrought alloy
  • D. Partial denture casting gold in hardened condition

Explanation

Rigidity for frameworks of identical dimensions depends mainly on the modulus of elasticity. Cobalt-chromium has a higher modulus than wrought alloys, palladium alloys, and hardened casting gold, so it produces the most rigid framework.

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