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Modification of the color of the teeth or denture base to achieve a more lifelike appearance.
staining
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The application of a liquid dye solution to a porous surface to impart color.
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- The act of applying a stain.
- Modification of the color of the tooth or of the denture base to give a more realistic appearance.
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