Dental impression materials in prosthodontics: An overview for the general dentist
Tarek Rabi, M. M. Abu Arqoub, Naji Ziad Arandi
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Tarek Rabi, M. M. Abu Arqoub, Naji Ziad Arandi
Abstract
Dental impression creation is the procedure of formulating a negative replica of the teeth and oral tissues, into which different die materials can be processed to create working analogs. Impression making is a routine procedure carried out at the start of any prosthodontic procedure. The accuracy and dimensional stability of impression materials are of paramount importance to the accuracy of fit of the resultant prosthesis. Hence, in the present review, we aim to highlight some of the important aspects of dental impression materials used in prosthodontics.
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Dental impression creation is the procedure of formulating a negative replica of the teeth and oral tissues, into which different die materials can be processed to create working analogs. Impression making is a routine procedure carried out at the start of any prosthodontic procedure. The accuracy and dimensional stability of impression materials are of paramount importance to the accuracy of fit of the resultant prosthesis. Hence, in the present review, we aim to highlight some of the important aspects of dental impression materials used in prosthodontics.
Key concepts: Impression, Prosthodontics, Fixed prosthodontics, Dentistry, Dental prosthesis, Orthodontics, Replica, Computer science