A method for controlling the thickness of hollow obturator prostheses

|August 1, 1983

Abstract:

A technique for the construction of a hollow obturator prosthesis has been described. The obturator prosthesis has the advantage of being formed with entirely heat-cured material, and the thickness of the hollow extension can easily be controlled.

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