1. PRiMARY IMPRESSION

2. PRiMARY IMPRESSION:its anegative likeness of the denture bearing tissues.
It should be :*
*overextended
A ll anatomical landmarks and soft tissue recorded*
Static*
*Taken by stock –tray
*No distoration
*No larg voids

3. REQUIERMENTS: STOCK TRAY: *RIGID *SIZE & SHAPE *BORDER EXTENSION
*RETAIN ITS SHAPE

4. Definition and classification
Impression trays
TYPES OF STOCK TRAY
Definition and classification

5. Impression tray
It is a device used to carry ,confine & control impression material while making an impression

6. Parts of the tray floor flanges handle
1- Body: which consist of : a) floor. b) flanges.
2- Handel.

7. Classification of trays
Based on whether they are prefabricated or individualized
1- prefabricated Stock tray: used for primary impression procedure.
Perforated trays
Non perforated trays
Rim lock trays
2- individualized Special tray/ custom try which is used for final impression procedure.
Close fitting special try
Loss fitting or spacer special try

8. STOCK TRAY Based on shape of stock trays:
1- Stock tray for dentulous patient (Square).
2- Stock tray for edentulous patient (oval).
We can distinguish between them by: stock trays for dentulous patient have long flanges, wide and flat floor, while the other have short flanges, oval and narrow floor.
3-Tray with combination flat and oval floor are suitable for partial denture work. aa

9. Based on material used for fabrication
a) metallic.
b) Non- metallic.
Material used for fabrication stock Tray
1- metal
Tin-lead alloy
Stainless steel
2- plastic

10. TRAY SELECTION 1-3-5MM OF clearance with soft tissues
2-maxillary trays should extend slightly beyond viberating line
3-mandibular trays should cover the retro molar pads
4-trays can be modified with wax or compound to extend the tray desired

11. IMPRESSION MATERIAL FOR PRiMARY IMPRESSION
1-ALGINATE-IRREVERSIBLE HYDROCOLLOIED
2-IMPRESSION COMPOUND
3-ELASTOMER
4-IMPRESSION PLASTER
PATIENT PREPARATION BEFOR THE IMPRESSION
1-CORRECT POSITION OF THE DENTAL CHAIR & PATIENT
2-DRY THE MUCOSA
3-DON’T LeT Patient CLOSE

12. TAKING THE IMPRESSION
FIND THE CORRECT POSITION OF THE DENTAL CHAIR &PATIENT
SUPPORT the tray during seting DON’T leve the patient movement CAUSES DISTORATION
Important constraction to accurate impression
mm bulk material in tray
2- snap action removal from mouth
3-allow extra 1-2 minutes after setting to improve tear strength
4-stored in moist environment to avoid loss of water evaporation &deformation
5-disinfect in less than 10 minutes to avoid dimentional instability

13. CAST
Cast:_:the cast is appositive likeness of the denture bearing tissues
Primary cast:made according to primary impression special tray is constracted on to it
Pouring acast
Cast should be aminimum of 12mm in thinnest part
Sparate the alginate impression from the cast after 45 minutes

14. TRIMMING CASTS
Trim the base on the model trimmer parallel to the residual ridges
Leave the vestibular reflection intact for making aspacial\custom tray