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The flexural rigidity of the buccal cusps of upper premolars was determined under a vertical load of 100 N by use of displacement transducers. The stiffness of the cusps was higher when the cavities were restored with cast gold onlays or with composite or ceramic inlays luted with composite resin. In most cases a decrease in cusp stiffness was observed after thermocycling of the teeth restored with composite or ceramic inlays. With amalgam restorations or cast gold inlays, the flexural rigidity of the cusps was not higher than that of the unrestored cavities.
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