Case of the week: An Example of Using the Wrong Impression Technique

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Aug 25, 20168:32Science & Medicine

Dr. DiTolla explores a case where the wrong type of impression technique was used - a dentist used a closed tray transfer coping with an open tray impression technique. Originally aired on Chairside Live episode 44

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