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Partial Dentures
One of the materials we use for Partial Dentures is iFlex because it provides patients with a comfortable, lightweight and metal-free or minimal use of metal option for partial dentures.
Dentures are removable false teeth that are worn to replace missing teeth. With iFlex™ technology today’s dentures are natural looking and more comfortable than ever.
Removable partial dentures help to restore bite and function along with improving patient confidence and smile.
Partial dentures can be used to replace one or more missing teeth and can be used long term or temporarily while a patient may be considering other permanent restoration options for their teeth.
Impressions and the shade of your natural teeth are taken and sent to our laboratory technician for your comfortable custom-fitting denture to be made. For Advanced Dental Care by Expert Dentist Teneriffe visit New Directions Dentistry.
Send us an enquiry using the form below and our reception team will be in touch during our opening hours. If your enquiry is urgent, please call (07) 3339 7988 so we can assist you.
iFlex™ is highly aesthetic and virtually invisible so nobody has to know that you are missing any of your natural teeth.
iFlex™ removable dentures provide a natural tissue blend effect with translucency that adapts to a variety of natural tissue shades.
Partial dentures made with iFlex™ can be very thin and flexible yet durable and are designed to give long term performance under normal usage. iFlex™ is biocompatible, and ideal for patients that are allergic to monomers found in acrylic dentures. No cadmium or harmful metals are used in iFlex™ making it and excellent choice for patients with acrylic and metal sensitivities.
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Disclaimer
This piece of content is not a substitute for professional diagnosis, advice, or treatment. Always seek advice from a qualified healthcare practitioner or local dentist before deciding any types of surgical or invasive procedure.
