Digital Flexible Partials

Digital Flexible Partials

Digital flexible partial dentures represent a modern approach to replacing missing teeth, offering both functionality and aesthetics in a lightweight, durable design. Unlike traditional metal or acrylic partials, these flexible dentures are made from advanced thermoplastic materials, which are digitally designed for a precise, custom fit. The digital design process allows for enhanced accuracy and comfort, ensuring a seamless fit that conforms to the unique contours of a patient’s mouth.

Why Choose Digital Flexible Partials?

• Comfortable and Lightweight: Digital flexible partials are made from a flexible thermoplastic material that’s thinner and lighter than traditional dentures. This allows for a more comfortable fit and reduces irritation to the gums compared to heavier metal-based partials.
• Aesthetic Appeal: The flexible material used in these dentures can be made to blend seamlessly with the natural gum color and teeth. The design can include tooth-colored clasps, providing a more aesthetic appearance than traditional metal clasps.
• Durability and Flexibility: The material used in flexible partial dentures is resistant to cracking and breaking, providing a long-lasting solution. Its flexibility also makes it more adaptable to a variety of mouth shapes and sizes, providing a snug fit that stays securely in place.
• Custom Fit via Digital Design: With the use of advanced digital scanning and CAD (Computer-Aided Design) software, the fit and appearance of digital flexible partials are optimized for each patient. This ensures precision and minimizes the need for adjustments.

Procedure and Aftercare

The process for getting digital flexible partials typically involves a consultation, digital impressions of the patient’s mouth, and the creation of a custom design using CAD technology. The dentures are then fabricated using advanced thermoplastic materials, ensuring a perfect fit. After placement, patients will enjoy a partial that is comfortable, functional, and highly aesthetic.

Proper care for digital flexible partials includes regular cleaning, avoiding abrasive materials that could scratch the surface, and routine check-ups to ensure the partials continue to fit properly as the mouth changes over time.

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