Many principles guide preparation and fitting of provisional restorati
ons. Their importance as a diagnostic tool is considered. Aesthetic, p
honetic, functional, parafunctional and dysfunctional factors after ev
aluation in the provisional restorations have to be transferred to the
master cast to incorporate them into the final restoration. A method
for transferring morphology of provisional restorations to the master
cast through preparation of a wax analogue fixed partial denture is pr
esented. This method is precise, practical, suitable for most rehabili
tation cases, and not clinically time-consuming since most stages are
carried out in the dental laboratory.