Digital dentures
Full and partial dentures designed digitally — so the design is archived and a remake or repair is a reprint, not a restart. Consistent aesthetics, and far less lost when a patient loses a denture.
What we make
Complete dentures, partial dentures, try-in bases and copy dentures — from scans or impressions. Because the design lives as a file, a replacement is reproducible: the same set-up, the same shade, without re-recording everything.
Why digital, in practice
The value isn't novelty, it's reproducibility. A broken or lost denture is reprinted from the archived design; a successful set-up is a starting point for the next one; and try-ins are cheaper to iterate. It's the same reason we push practices toward a digital workflow generally.
The records that make a denture fit
- Ridges captured cleanly — a good scan or impression of the denture-bearing area.
- A reliable jaw relation / bite — most denture problems are occlusion problems.
- Tooth mould and shade, and any midline or lip-support notes.
- For a copy denture, a scan of the existing one the patient is happy with.
A denture is judged at delivery and every day after. We'd rather confirm the set-up at a try-in than chase adjustments later — tell us the aesthetic goal and we'll build to it.
How we handle quality
Qualified dentists oversee our QC, and if the records contradict themselves — a bite that doesn't sit, a tooth mould fighting the space — we query it before we produce, not after.
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