Full dentures, or complete dentures, consist of both upper and lower sets and are removable devices that can be used to replace missing teeth.

A partial denture is designed to fill in the gaps left by one or more missing teeth. It’s acrylic or metal plate with a number of denture teeth attached to it.

A bar retained overdenture is used for patients who require the replacement of all teeth in the upper or lower arch. While the overdenture is a removable appliance, the bar remains fixed.

Chrome cobalt partial dentures consist of a cast cobalt/chrome base plate that encompasses natural teeth, which are in turn connected to denture teeth with acrylic.

Flexible partial dentures are designed to replace a single tooth or a few teeth rather than a full set of teeth. Rather than connecting to existing teeth with a metal clasp, they also have a comfortable, more aesthetically pleasing flexible metal clasp.

Precision attachments are small interlocking devices to connect prosthesis and abutments that offer a variety of solutions to the challenge of balance between functional stability and cosmetic appeal.