Informed consent from 15 completely edentulous patients (Average 55-60 years of age) will be taken before participating in the study. Two sets of maxillary and mandibular complete removable dental prosthesis will be fabricated for each subject by fourth-year predoctoral dental students.

The 15 students participating in the study will receive instructions and training on the fabrication of digital and conventional complete removable dental prosthesis as part of their didactic preclinical curriculum.

Each subject receives 1 digital and 1 conventional set (Maxillary and mandibular) of complete removable dental prosthesis. The digital complete removable dental prosthesis will be fabricated as following, primary impression will be scanned as per the 3Shapes protocol for scanning completely edentulous arches, definitive impressions will be made using closed mouth technique. Records and completed laboratory work authorization forms will be sent to Precise dental art laboratory. A class I occlusal relationship will be requested for all complete removable dental prosthesis. Laboratory personnel at Precise Dental Art will scan the records using 3shape Trios 3 and submit a virtual tooth arrangement for preview and approval before fabricating the dentures. Once the digital dentures are ready, they will be printed for try in. Post try-in, definitive prosthesis will be printed as a split file, printed, and finished. The conventional set of complete removable dental prosthesis will be fabricated with the 5-appointment process. Post- insertion corrections will be done, following which the patient will wear the denture for a period of one month.

All the students in the predoctoral setting will be supervised and guided by faculty. Two separate satisfaction questionnaires in the form of 5-point Likert rating scale from 0 to 4 will be used by faculty, pre-doctoral students and patients to evaluate and grade the dentures.