Dental GATE Lab

Discrepancy of support due to flabby tissue along the anterior segments of the maxillary arch, as well as a lack of support in the right lateral wall of the residual ridge toward the hard palate in terms of secondary supporting.

Fabricating an open special tray to exclude the flabby tissue from functional compression by hard impression material , since the detected regions necessitate flowable impression material to replicate the tissue form passively instead of through deformation.
as well as to distribute the primary and secondary supporting areas, which subsequently replicated by thickness management of the conducting relief

The mastery of the molding border is still promoting optimal capturing of the appropriate border surrounding the sulcus, utilizing green compounds to synchronize the functional movement as well as perfectly adapting to accommodate the long-term functional movement. Consequently, the McLean technique was performed in the maxillary as well, involving the highest preservation of oral mucosa by avoiding extra adjustments and granting proper stability and retention.

Case management for severe, flat, rigid skeletal, and unhabitual mandibular protrusion necessitates:
Freedom in centric occlusion by optimizing long centric occlusion by managing the protruding determinants.
Neglecting the incising guidance by reverse horizontal and vertical overlapping.