both dentures can now be flasked and further processed after the dentures are processed the maxillary denture is again supported on the apparatus by the posterior acrylic grooves made during wax up and front supported by pointer in the hole with the denture so oriented any undercuts of the denture can be relieved and a cast can be poured and mounted to the articulator after the upper denture is thus mounted to the articulator remove knife edge unit from apparatus and reposition template on apparatus bring template in contact with the teeth the teeth of the maxillary denture can be ground against the template using thin articulating paper to correct any centric prematurities this denture can then be finished and polished prior to placement into the patient 39 s mouth at this time the lower denture already polished is also placed in the patient 39 s mouth and is ground against the upper denture to complete and correct the prostheses as may be necessary the occlusion rims as is well known and conventional serve the purpose of indicating where the edges of one 39 s teeth will be in all planes and they eventually serve as the medium which will hold the teeth for the upper and lower set ups the teeth which are conventionally supplied and purchased in matched sets are individually placed into the rim to form a partial or complete denture with the apparatus of the invention the number of patient 39 s visits is cut from today 39 s requirement of about five to six visits to.