DuraFlex

Duraflex Partial Dentures

Duraflex partial dentures are made from a flexible thermoplastic material designed to offer a comfortable and aesthetically pleasing solution for patients missing one or more teeth. Unlike traditional acrylic or metal partials, Duraflex offers the advantage of being lightweight, flexible, and virtually invisible in the mouth. This makes them an excellent choice for patients who want a more discreet and comfortable alternative to traditional dentures while still maintaining strength and durability.

Why Choose Duraflex Partial Dentures?

• Superior Comfort and Flexibility: Duraflex partials are known for their superior comfort, thanks to their flexible nature. Unlike rigid dentures, Duraflex partials adapt to the contours of the patient’s mouth, reducing irritation and providing a secure fit that moves naturally with the mouth.
• Aesthetic Appeal: The clear, translucent material used in Duraflex partials blends seamlessly with the natural color of the gums, making them nearly invisible when worn. The flexible clasps also add to their aesthetic benefit, as they are less noticeable than traditional metal clasps.
• Durability and Strength: Despite being flexible, Duraflex partials are highly durable. They are resistant to cracking and breaking, making them an ideal choice for patients who need a long-lasting partial denture that can withstand the rigors of daily wear.
• Easy to Adjust: The flexibility of Duraflex allows for easier adjustments compared to traditional acrylic or metal partials, offering greater comfort and faster fitting for patients.

Procedure and Aftercare

The process of obtaining Duraflex partial dentures begins with a thorough consultation and digital impressions of the patient’s mouth. Using these impressions, a custom design is created to ensure a precise fit and natural appearance. Once the partial dentures are fabricated, they are carefully fitted to ensure comfort, security, and proper function.

Aftercare for Duraflex partials is simple, involving regular cleaning and maintenance. Patients should clean their partial dentures with a soft brush and mild cleanser, avoiding abrasive materials that could damage the surface. Regular dental check-ups are recommended to ensure the partials continue to fit comfortably and remain in optimal condition.

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