In the traditional method of fabricating custom ocular prosthesis, investment of impression is a taxing step due to it’s influence on retrieval of the wax pattern and it’s trial. Mould preparation to invest the ocular impression is a tedious and time consuming procedure.
The following article describes a simple and time saving laboratory method of fabricating an ocular prosthesis by using conventional materials for precise fit and esthetic treatment outcome. This technique bypasses tedious step of mould fabrication. It also describes convenience of a special device fabricated from conventional materials for making ocular impression.