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Firm contact between approximating teeth is important because it

insures proper cusp form and increases masticatory efficiency.

locates the marginal ridges of each tooth.

keeps the teeth from having any movement during function.

stabilizes the dental arches and gives protection to the gingival papillae

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The main function of teeth contact areas is to stabilizes the arch, prevents food impaction and to protect the gingival papilla.
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