Impression
centric occlusion
Following that stage, the impressions were made. First, a second gingival retraction was applied in the sulcular gingiva to provide an accurate thickness of the impression material. Appropriate impression trays for each patient were meticulously chosen, and additional silicon was used to make the impressions using the putty wash technique while taking an impression of the opposite side with alginate and a wax bite of the prepared teeth in a centric occlusion position. The selection of color was performed by a shade guide, and then the provisional restoration was made with the help of a silicone guide that was prepared before starting the whole process. The self‐cured intraoral acryl was injected into the silicone guide, then the provisional restoration was trimmed: the margins were well finished using the finishing burs. The impression was sent to the laboratory with information about the color and age of the patient and notes if that was necessary.