Cast Cobalt–Chrome Alloy Framework
Elderly or those experiencing health issues may find dentures more appropriate
Choose dentures when implants are not required. A complimentary CT scan helps us fully understand your teeth, and our dentists customise removable dentures with precision. The process is straightforward and minimally invasive.
Removable dentures are secure and simple to install
Producing dentures is simpler than you think. Our dentists have years of experience, and our technology is top-notch. We'll help you get your smile back and feel great about eating and smiling.
Adhesive dentures are more stable
Denture fits the gums which is more comfortable and stronger
Does not loosen easilyStrong adsorption to fit the shape of the mouth
More natural texture No foreign body sensation in the mouth
Capable of chewing hard foods Engineered for strength Excellent chewing ability
5 Steps of Customised Dentures
- 1Professional check-up and personalised adviceOral and dental check-up at Shenzhen Medical Centre.
Confirmation of the choice of denture fitting and crown material.
Provide personalised advice and appointment for denture installation. - 2Moulding of denturesTo ensure the position of dentures is close to the original natural teeth.
Especially for bridges or half/full dentures
The dentist will record the position of the teeth in the mouth and make the initial moulds. - 3Printing and installing temporary denturesDentures are made according to the moulds obtained by the dentist.
Make an appointment for fitting at the Medical Centre after fabrication. - 4Trial fitting for final adjustment of denturesClient expresses his/her oral condition to the dentist according to how he/she feels when wearing the dentures.
If you feel uncomfortable, the dentist will make adjustments until you‘re satisfied. - 5Regular check-ups as neededEvery 3-6 months depending on the needs of the case.
Available for full and half-mouth bridges
A tooth gap is not a waiting game!
When a tooth is missing, the surrounding healthy teeth can begin to shift, become loose, and may eventually fall out on its own.
Wearing dentures helps fill the gap and stabilizes the remaining teeth, preserving their alignment and overall health.
Available for full and half-mouth bridges
Vitallium® PerfectFit Framework
UltraLight Pure Titanium Frame
German PROHPP Precision Framework
Key Benefits
- Appearance
Matching the colour of your teeth to enhance the aesthetic effect.
- Biocompatibility
Non-allergenic and friendly to oral tissues.
- High strength
Cobalt chrome alloy has excellent abrasion resistance and compression strength, suitable to withstand the pressure of chewing.
- Excellent machinability
Precisely manufactured to meet the needs of various oral structures.
- Simple installation
Simple design allows dentist to carry out the installation more quickly and efficiently.
Frequently Asked Questions about Removable Dentures
Dentures and implants are two types of dental restorations. Dentures are removable artificial teeth that are simple and less expensive to install. Dental implants, on the other hand, are artificial teeth that are implanted into the jawbone and fitted with a crown, which helps to maintain the health of the jawbone. However, dental implants are more expensive and require some recovery time. Consult your dentist for the most suitable option according to your needs and health condition.
The lifespan of dentures is usually between 5 and 10 years, but this varies from person to person. Factors affecting the lifespan of dentures include usage habits, material quality, oral health and regular check-ups. Good oral hygiene and regular cleaning can help extend the life of dentures. Regular visits to the dentist for check-ups and adjustments will also ensure the fit and function of your dentures. If dentures become worn or uncomfortable, it is recommended that they be replaced or repaired in a timely manner to maintain good chewing function and oral health.
If you have multiple missing teeth, you need to consider the number and location of the missing teeth when choosing a restoration option. For a small number of missing teeth, dental bridges may be suitable, but for a large number of missing teeth, full dentures or dental implants are a better option. Oral health is also important and the dentist will assess the health of the gums and jawbone to recommend the best option. Budget is also a consideration. Implants are more costly, while dentures and bridges are more economical. In addition, if aesthetics is important, dentures and bridges made of ceramic materials are closer in appearance to natural teeth. Consultation with your dentist is recommended for professional advice.