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Border molding during impression making is an important step in fabrication of complete dentures. It is a process by which shape of the border of tray is made to conform contours of buccal and labial flanges. The production of an accurate master impression is regarded as an important milestone in fabrication of complete dentures, and depends on skills of clinician, as The purpose of study is to compare the difference in width and depth of vestibular made using modelling plastic and elastomeric impression material. Methodology . A total of 10 edentulous patients, male or female, with a mean age of 50 years in the age group of 45-60 years were considered for the study. Procedure A preliminary impression was made with impression compound for each patient and casts were made with dental plaster. Casts were modified by adding four reference cones made with modeling wax at four differentsites.(Figl): Site 1Left tuberosity region. Site 2Left canine region. Site 3Right canine region. Site 4Right tuberosiy region. Cast was duplicated using irreversible hydrocolloid Impression materiaL The cones will appear as Elevation in the duplicated cast.

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Comparison of width and depth of maxillary vestibular impression recorded by manual and functional manipulation of borders using modeling plastic and elastomeric material.