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A Comparison between the New Method of Impression and Connected (Contiguous) Open-Tray Method in Implants

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Fig. 3. Placement of analogue
Table 2: Comparison of the mean spatial position in 4 positionsbetween the two implants impression techniques (OT, AP)
Fig. 1. The mean absolute deviation of dimension xfrom the reference point in four positions, for
Fig. 5. The mean spatial position of the points inthe two implants impression techniques (OT, AP)

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