Conventional partial dentures are typically made using a combination of metal, acrylic, and resin.

The base, or frame, is made using acrylic or resin, into which the artificial teeth are inserted. The lightweight precision-fit frame provides a strong base for acrylic teeth and gums and does not cover up as much of your oral tissue. Titanium frame partial dentures tend to be most biocompatible with the oral tissues. These partial dentures are held in place by small metal devices that attach to your existing teeth.

Ask us about the many designs available, some of which have no visible clasps and are virtually undetectable.

Some people find conventional partial dentures are too loose or uncomfortable to wear, particularly when eating. Others cannot tolerate an alloy or cast partial denture.

In these cases, we can supply you with flexible partial dentures. Designed to accommodate angled teeth, flexible partial dentures will fit perfectly with the parts of your mouth that many conventional hard plastic base dentures cannot. By working closely with the unique shape of your mouth, we will help you achieve a well-fitting, stable denture.

Because of the flexible fit, no metal clasps are required, making them completely metal-free. Flexible partial dentures look completely natural in your mouth and do not require denture adhesive to keep them in place.

A dental flipper is typically for short-term use because it tends to flip or move around in the mouth. This can cause discomfort and make dental flippers unsuitable for chewing. Despite the drawbacks, the dental flipper is quick to produce, lightweight, and cost-effective. They are typically fabricated to replace teeth right after extractions as a temporary solution before a permanent tooth replacement solution is completed.