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What records does an immediate denture need?
An immediate denture case needs preoperative impressions or intraoral scans of the existing dentition, a bite registration, facebow or vertical dimension records, shade and mold selection, midline and smile-line photos, and the planned extraction sequence.
THE SHORT ANSWER
An immediate denture case needs preoperative impressions or intraoral scans of the existing dentition, a bite registration, facebow or vertical dimension records, shade and mold selection, midline and smile-line photos, and the planned extraction sequence.
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Why it works this way
The seven records Dani Dental requires for an immediate denture
An immediate denture is fabricated before the patient's remaining teeth are extracted, then delivered the day of surgery. That sequence collapses the normal try-in window, which means the lab is working from records, not from the patient's mouth. Incomplete records are the leading cause of immediate denture remakes. A 2021 study in the Journal of Prosthodontics found that 38% of immediate denture adjustments at delivery traced back to missing or ambiguous preoperative data, not lab error.
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