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Comparative analysis of the retention of maxillary denture base with and without border molding using zinc oxide eugenol impression paste

Kaur et al., 2016

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440467843441570731
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Kaur S
Datta K
Gupta S
Suman N
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Indian journal of dentistry

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Aims and Objectives: The purpose of the study was to determine the effect of border molding on the retention of the maxillary denture base. Materials and Methods: Two special trays, one with full extensions to the periphery and one 2 mm short from the borders were made on …
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