If you have a few missing teeth, a partial denture may be the right replacement option for you. Missing teeth present challenges like making chewing or speaking more difficult, and causing your face to appear less structured. Removable partial dentures can improve your daily life by mitigating to eliminating these challenges. They can also help prevent your healthy teeth from shifting into the gaps your missing teeth left..

Partials usually consist of the replacement teeth set in an acrylic base (matching the color of your gums) that is attached to a metal frame. The frame also consists of clasps that hold the partial in place and attach to your natural teeth. To improve the fit, your dentist may recommend placing crowns on the natural teeth that the partial will be attached to.

Why is it worth getting prosthetic dentures?

• - Because your smile will return to its natural appearance.
• - Because prevent oral problems.
• - Because we have the latest techniques and the finest materials. Find out if you need dentures
• - If you have missing teeth or bad parts.
• - If you want to improve the aesthetics of your smile.
• - If it is possible or not to place implants. We will explain all the information you need to know about dentures, what types of prosthetics there are, what their role is, and what your options are.

Removable Flexible Partial Denture

A Flexible removable partial denture can easily be taken out of the mouth for cleaning. Partial dentures usually have replacement teeth fixed to a plastic base that matches the color of your gums. Flexible Dentures are made from State of the art,  moldable, flexible material , to provide the greatest comfort and aesthetic look.

Getting used to a removable partial denture

It takes practice to put in and take out a removable partial denture. It may feel odd or tight for the first few weeks. But in time, you should get used to it. Never force it into place by biting down. This could bend or break the clasps.

Removable partial dentures should not be worn 24 hours a day. Your treating dentist may make follow-up appointments to look for pressure points or sore spots. He or she will adjust your denture so it fits comfortably.

Once your missing teeth are replaced, eating, chewing, smiling and socializing should be a much more pleasant experience. Since missing teeth can make it difficult to speak clearly, wearing a removable partial denture can help with that, too.