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Integrating fixed and removable provisional restorations.

Abstract

When both fixed and removable components are required, provisional restorations can be difficult. This article describes a technique where provisional restoration "shells" are made with a plastic stent of the diagnostic wax-up on lightly prepared teeth of a diagnostic cast. An acrylic removable partial denture is then waxed to the shells. The shells are relined intraorally after tooth preparation with the partial denture in place.

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S R Curtis. 1993. Integrating fixed and removable provisional restorations.. https://doi.org/10.1016/0022-3913(93)90225-d

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