The process of making elastic impressions involves several steps:
Selection of an appropriate impression material based on the tissue type and the level of detail required. Preparation of the tissue or anatomical structure, ensuring it is clean and stable. Application of the impression material, which is often done in a controlled environment to avoid contamination or deformation. Allowing the material to set and cure, forming a negative replica of the tissue. Careful removal of the set impression, which can then be used for further analysis or to create positive replicas.
