Simplified duplicating procedure for dental casts

crown with a 6° taper and a straight shoulder finish line [5]. The ivorine tooth form was fixed in the base that is provided by the manufacturer during preparation. This prepared tooth form was then duplicated using a technique described by Mekayarajjananonth and Huband [6]. A small self cure acrylic container was cut into two parts. The upper portion containing the lid was used for the duplication procedure. This was about 2 cm high. The prepared typhodont tooth form was placed in the center of the lid and stabilized using sticky wax. Light body poly

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Simplified duplicating procedure for dental casts

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