Abstract
The mesial rest may be an excellent method of reducing unfavorable occlusal forces acting on the abutment tooth. However, when anatomic conditions and therapeutic necessity require alternatives, the distal rest may be used. The use of the distal rest demands that additional procedures be used to reduce the occlusal trauma to the abutment tooth.
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