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Bar clasp and circumferential clasp arms are similar in that both
1. terminate in a retentive undercut lying gingival to the height of contour.
2. originate from the framework and approach the tooth undercut area from a gingival direction.
3. provide retention by the resistance of metal to deformation rather than frictional resistance of parallel walls.
4. originate above the height of contour, traverse a portion of the suprabulge and approach the tooth undercut from an occlusal direction.
(1) and (3)
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I-bar clasp arms and circumferential clasp arms both
1. terminate in retentive undercuts lying gingival to the height of contour.
2. originate from the framework and approach the tooth undercut area from a gingival direction.
3. provide retention by the resistance of metal to deformation rather than frictional resistance of parallel walls.
4. are circular in cross-section
(1) and (3)
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I-bar clasp arms and circumferential clasp arms both
1. terminate in retentive undercuts lying gingival to the height of contour.
2. originate from the framework and approach the tooth undercut area from a gingival direction.
3. provide retention by the resistance of metal to deformation rather than frictional resistance of parallel walls.
4. are circular in cross-section
(1) and (3)
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