Background: Indirect fixed prosthodontic restorations are widely used for the restoration of teeth. The fabrication of a well-fitting indirect restoration requires an accurate impression which captures the cervical finish line. Dentists have a hard time making proper impressions, with a reported 56% of impressions sent to labs being inadequate. The most common deficiency is inadequate recording of the cervical finish line. The primary reason for this inadequacy is deficient gingival displacement technique. More effective and efficient gingival displacement procedure can lead to clinically improved fixed restorations, less patient chair time, and less patient discomfort.