Dentures can be removable, or secured in place with dental implants.
The kind of dentures you can choose from include:
Acrylic: acrylic dentures are made from a mouldable plastic that sets firmly, making them a good choice of material for dentures, as they require alternations after a period of time. Acrylic dentures are easy to repair and clasps can be added for additional support. A cost-effective option, acrylic dentures are hardy, durable and can be polished for an enhanced aesthetic.
Cobalt chrome: these type of dentures have a light alloy metal base plate or structure that sits on and around your natural. Denture teeth are attached to the denture with acrylic. Cobalt chrome is the strongest and most durable material that can be used to create dentures. Patients with allergies to metal will not be suitable for cobalt chrome dentures.
Flexible: typically used for minimal dentures in cases where a few teeth need replacing. Flexible dentures are a type of partial denture which provide a secure fit with minimal palate and visibility. They provide excellent comfort for chewing and speaking, due to the flexible nylon materials from which they’re made.
Implant retained dentures: it’s possible to fix a denture in place with dental implants, which gives unparalleled stability. Using implants and dentures together also means your jawbone health won’t be compromised, as it will be receiving the stimulation is needs from the implants, which function as replacement tooth roots.
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