Dan’s Denture Clinic offers three types of partial dentures. Acrylic for short term use, Duraflex for extended use and milled titanium for a replacement to conventional stainless steel framework partial dentures. A lot of people prefer no metal but want better than an acrylic partial denture. We are one of the few clinics who fabricate our own Duraflex so we can modify or repair any flexible denture you might have. Stainless Steel frameworks used to be the Cadillac but now milled titanium is far superior in fit and durability.
Acrylic Partial dentures are a good option if your teeth are not in the best of health, and you may be losing some over an extended period of time. We can modify your teeth as they are shed, or you have extractions done. When you r teeth are back into full health then perhaps a duraflex or titanium partial framework is a better longer-term option for you.
Duraflex offers comfort, strength and a comfortable fit and function so you can enjoy your partial denture for a longer time than would normally be served by an acrylic Partial denture. They are more esthetic and can be very rewarding to wear. Here at Dan’s, we inject our own Duraflex dentures and can repair and or reline them if necessary. We offer two types of Duraflex, one being standard Duraflex in a variety of gum and tooth shades. As well we offer Duracetyl for those who don’t have sufficient room to have a standard Duraflex. A Duracetyl is a form of one-piece denture that we can fabricate for you that is virtually unbreakable and highly esthetic.
Titanium Partials are a far superior form of metal partial denture that offer strength, reliability, and is far superior to standard chromium cobalt stainless steel partial denture frameworks. They are the same price as a standard CrCo framework and offer superior strength and fit. Many times, partial dentures come from the lab and just don’t fit. Titanium partials are done using a scanned copy of the models we make and are cold milled so they are not subjected to the high temperatures as the standard CrcCo frameworks have.
