Case report demonstrates improved denture adaptation in a 62-year-old male with flabby ridge, suggesting effective prosthodontic management.
AbstractFlabby ridge presents a significant challenge in complete denture prosthodontics because displacement of mobile tissues during impression making can compromise denture retention, stability, and support. This case report describes the prosthodontic management of a 62-yearold male patient with a flabby ridge in the maxillary anterior region extending from premolar to premolar. A conservative prosthodontic approach using the window impression technique with light-body elastomeric impression material was employed to record the flabby tissues in a minimally displaced state. Conventional complete denture procedures were followed for the mandibular arch. The technique resulted in improved denture adaptation, retention, and patient comfort.
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Akshit Kumar (2026) studied this question.
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