A Technique for Duplicating the Contours of an Interim Implant Supported Crown to Fabricate a Custom Impression Coping and the Definitive Prosthesis

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Purpose: The purpose of the presented technique is to enable the clinician to replicate the contours of the interim prosthesis. Materials and Methods: A clinical case report is presented where this novel technique was implemented. A stone base and a silicone index were used to duplicate the contours of an interim prosthesis, so that the definitive restoration can have similar contours. Results: The definitive prosthesis was fabricated based on the acquired soft tissue architecture and the contours of the interim restoration. Conclusion: The presented technique may assist clinicians in replicating the contours of interim restorations into the definitive prosthesis.

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Vasconcellos, F., & Proussaefs, P. (2016). A Technique for Duplicating the Contours of an Interim Implant Supported Crown to Fabricate a Custom Impression Coping and the Definitive Prosthesis. Implant Dentistry, 25(6), 861–865. https://doi.org/10.1097/ID.0000000000000495

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