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To carve a first premolar, start by shaping the occlusal surface to reflect the anatomical features, such as the cusps and fissures. Use a dental bur or hand instruments to create the distinct mesial and distal contours, ensuring proper angulation and depth. Pay attention to the marginal ridges and the central groove for functional aesthetics. Finally, smooth the surfaces to achieve a polished finish that mimics natural tooth anatomy.

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