Removable dentures: acrylic and cobalt chrome

Removable dentures allow for the replacement of missing teeth without surgical procedures. We design them individually, with careful attention to comfort, stability, and a natural appearance, so that the denture is not noticeable during conversation or when smiling.

Removable dentures at Mabel Clinic

Types of removable dentures: acrylic and cobalt-chrome dentures

An acrylic denture relies mainly on the mucosa and works well for extensive tooth loss as well as a temporary solution. A skeletal denture has a lightweight metal frame and transmits chewing forces partially to the patient's own teeth, making it smaller, more stable, and more comfortable. The choice of design depends on the number and distribution of the remaining teeth.

Types of removable dentures: acrylic and cobalt-chrome dentures

An acrylic denture relies mainly on the mucosa and works well for extensive tooth loss as well as a temporary solution. A skeletal denture has a lightweight metal frame and transmits chewing forces partially to the patient's own teeth, making it smaller, more stable, and more comfortable. The choice of design depends on the number and distribution of the remaining teeth.

Types of removable dentures: acrylic and cobalt-chrome dentures

An acrylic denture relies mainly on the mucosa and works well for extensive tooth loss as well as a temporary solution. A skeletal denture has a lightweight metal frame and transmits chewing forces partially to the patient's own teeth, making it smaller, more stable, and more comfortable. The choice of design depends on the number and distribution of the remaining teeth.

How a prosthesis is made at Mabel Clinic

The treatment involves several visits: taking precise impressions, determining the bite height, a trial of the denture in wax (during which we assess the alignment and colour of the teeth), and finally delivering the finished work. At each stage, there is room for adjustments so that the final result is fully accepted. After delivery, we invite you for adjustment visits to eliminate any potential pressure points.

Adaptation and daily use of the prosthesis

Getting used to a new denture usually takes from a few days to a few weeks: initially, it is worth eating smaller bites and practising speech by reading aloud. The denture should be cleaned daily outside the mouth, using a soft brush and products designed for this purpose. Regular check-ups allow the denture to be adjusted to the changing tissues on an ongoing basis.

Adaptation and daily use of the prosthesis

Getting used to a new denture usually takes from a few days to a few weeks: initially, it is worth eating smaller bites and practising speech by reading aloud. The denture should be cleaned daily outside the mouth, using a soft brush and products designed for this purpose. Regular check-ups allow the denture to be adjusted to the changing tissues on an ongoing basis.

Adaptation and daily use of the prosthesis

Getting used to a new denture usually takes from a few days to a few weeks: initially, it is worth eating smaller bites and practising speech by reading aloud. The denture should be cleaned daily outside the mouth, using a soft brush and products designed for this purpose. Regular check-ups allow the denture to be adjusted to the changing tissues on an ongoing basis.

Frequently Asked Questions

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