We offer a variety of options when it comes to Acrylic Partial Dentures to ensure your patient maintains a beautiful, healthy and functional smile.
Transitional Partial
This prosthesis is used as a temporary denture for a patient who is undergoing/ gone through implant treatment or trauma.
This is a partial consisting of 1 or 2 tooth denture but can also be done with more teeth.
*This transitional will require a reline after the extraction has healed or at that time a permanent replacement will need to be fabricated.*
Immediate Partials
Immediate Dentures are an option for your patients that are having 3 or more teeth being replaced.
*This transitional will require a reline after the extraction has healed or at that time a permanent replacement will need to be fabricated.*
Acrylic Partials
This partial is made for individuals who have one or more missing teeth or to replace an existing acrylic partial.
In cases where there are only a few natural teeth remaining, the stresses from use of metal clasps or precision attachments for positioning and retaining partial dentures, in combination with ongoing bone and tissue resorption and greatly reduced propriosensitivity, can lead to the loss of weak or questionable dentition, hastening the ultimate necessity for full dentures. The Gasketed partial features a unique combination of hard acrylic base fused with a soft retainer made of elastic material. The hard acrylic buccal and lingual flanges hold required denture teeth while a portion of buccal flange is replaced with a band of soft silicone material. Slightly elongated openings in this soft band receive at least two successive existing teeth retaining the partial by employing natural undercuts in remaining teeth or vestibule. This elastomeric band gently restores function by stretching over buccal of teeth without undue pressure while offering tremendous improvement in comfort, fit and bite. Tissue-borne solution cushions and splints remaining natural teeth from solid impact. Improves prognosis for loose, mobile, isolated, elongated or periodontally involved dentition.
