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Article Abstract
A novel technique of digitally printed custom trays assembled with occlusion rims and gothic arch tracing devices attached with tenon-and-mortise joints for biofunctional complete dentures that could be delivered in 2 visits is presented. This technique takes advantage of closed-mouth impressions and objective jaw relation records by following the biofunctional prosthetic system concept with high efficiency and reduced labor.
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