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Abstract
The all-ceramic restorations are nowadays widely accepted in the anterior and posterior region. However, their marginal accuracy is of paramount clinical significance. Although surface roughness of axial walls could contribute to precision of an all-ceramic restoration, it is unclear how the roughness of tooth preparation affects marginal fit of the restoration in clinical practice.