Abstract :
For individuals with “flabby” or “fibrous” alveolar ridges, creating stable and retentive dental prostheses presents substantial challenges. Problems specifically occur when forces cause the movable tissues that support the denture to become deformed during the impression-taking process. A prosthodontist faces challenges when rehabilitating a patient who is entirely edentulous since flabby tissue negatively impacts the stability, support, and retention of complete dentures. To assist in resolving the issues that arise in these situations, a number of imprint approaches have been put forth. The simplest and most dependable maxillary anterior flabby ridge care has been demonstrated in this case.
Keyword :
Combination syndrome, Flabby tissue, Impression, Kellys syndrome