Partial dentures are designed for those clients with one or more teeth missing, but not fully edentulous. Partial dentures are typically more secure that full dentures, since they are physically held in place by clasps, precision attachments or implants and are designed to fit around the existing natural teeth. Flipper partials are usually an option for a missing single tooth and are intended for short-term use as an esthetic and space maintenance appliance and typical do not offer a good fit.

Partial dentures can be constructed using conventional acrylic with wire clasps, or a flexible material or with a metal framework. There are a number of factors that influence the type of partial design and materials that would be appropriate for an individual and these variables would be discussed with you by your Denturist.

We strive to meet or exceed the Infection Prevention and Controls Standards established by our College. In addition we only use nitrile gloves to avoid any issues with latex allergies and have two Quattro air purifiers in use to control the level of dust and organic vapors in the Clinic. Each operatory including the reception area have Hepa air purifiers with UV disinfection for your safety.