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Evaluation of the Functional Impression Technique with Various Impression Materials on the Surface Topography of Dental Stone Casts and Their Effect on Retention

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Figure 1. Cylindrical mould, lower ring (A) for the impression material and upper ring (B) to receive the stone material and finally the stone mould
Figure 2. (a, b, c): The stone cast specimens were observed under SEM at 500X magnifi-cation

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