Which type of restoration covers the area to include the cusp ridges and the middle of the tooth?

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An onlay restoration covers the entire occlusal (biting) surface of a tooth, including the cusp ridges and sometimes extending down the sides. Inlays cover only the central portion of the occlusal surface, while three-quarter crowns cover most of the tooth but leave the facial aspect exposed. Veneers are thin shells that cover only the front surface of a tooth.

Which Type of Restoration Covers the Area to Include the Cusp