Coping
1. A thin metal covering or cap.
2. An adaptive or otherwise successful method of dealing with individual or environmental situations that involve psychologic or physiologic stress or threat.
transfer coping, in dentistry, a metallic, acrylic resin or other covering or cap used to position a die in an impression.
Coping 1. A thin metal covering or cap. 2. An adaptive or otherwise successful method of dealing with individual or environmental situations that involve psychologic or physiologic stress or threat. transfer coping, in dentistry, a metallic, acrylic resin or other covering or cap used to position a die in an impression...
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