A patient presents with denture stomatitis. Which of the following would be LEAST appropriate at this visit?

Denture stomatitis (erythematous candidiasis under a denture) is caused by Candida infection, poor denture hygiene, and continuous denture wearing. The inflamed and swollen tissues must be treated with antifungal agents and allowed to heal before any definitive impressions are made. Taking a final impression over inflamed tissues will produce inaccurate casts and ill-fitting dentures. A preliminary impression may be acceptable for assessment or provisional purposes, but the final impression must await tissue resolution. Referral to a prosthodontist is appropriate for denture fabrication.