Single step border molding revisited
A case report
Keywords:
complete denture, impression, border molding, elastomeric impression materialAbstract
The specialty of Prosthodontics has developed from the need to replace missing dentition, and associated structures. In this, the impression stage plays a very critical role, as it is the first of many stages involved in the production of the restorative procedures. This case report presents a simple, single step border molding using heavy body elastomeric impression material.
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Journal of Contemporary Dentistry 2010;1(3): 82-88
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