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Making a custom tray for elastomeric impression materials without a primary cast.

Abstract

The custom tray is recommended for impressions in which it is desirable to establish precise borders, such as Kennedy class I maxillary partial dentures, where an accurate postpalatal seal is a requirement. The peripheries, including the postpalatal seal, can be established with a high degree of accuracy with a custom tray. A procedure is described that does not require a primary impression or a primary cast to make a custom tray for elastomeric impression materials.

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I H Ansari. 1994. Making a custom tray for elastomeric impression materials without a primary cast.. https://doi.org/10.1016/0022-3913(94)90132-5

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