Border

A set line denoting the extremities of a country, government, legal jurisdiction or property. Borders for governments or jurisdictions are agreed between parties or set by a higher authority. Borders between properties are set by a government or the original owner. An owner of property sometimes may subdivide and sell pieces, thereby creating new borders within his old property.

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* Ending posterior denture border at fovea palatine.

Systematic review of complete denture impression techniques

Terminating the denture border on soft resilient tissues will allow the mucosa to move with the denture base during function and, thereby, maintain the denture seal.7 The postpalatal seal (PPS) area has been deuned as the soft tissue area at or beyond the junction of the hard and soft palates on which pressure, within physiological limits, can be applied by complete denture prosthesis to aid in retention.8

AN INVESTIGATION IN TO THE CONCEPTS AND TECHNIQUES USED FOR ESTABLISHING POSTPALATAL SEAL IN UNDERGRADUATE DENTAL CURRICULUM

Overextension of denture borders in depth and width is managed by reducing over-extension, along with use of disclosing material if necessary.

Post insertion problems and their management in complete denture

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