Cast Metal Partial Dentures are crafted with a slim yet durable cobalt-chromium alloy framework, ideal for replacing multiple missing teeth with minimal bulk. Their precision fit ensures stability, while pink acrylic gums and natural-looking teeth blend discreetly into your smile. Though highly durable and long-lasting, the visible metal clasps may affect aesthetics, and they tend to be a higher upfront investment.

Acrylic Partial Dentures offer an affordable, lightweight solution, often used for temporary needs or single-tooth replacements. Made entirely of acrylic resin with reinforced wires for strength, they’re easy to adjust and ideal for first-time wearers. However, their thicker design can feel bulky, and they’re less durable—prone to fractures if dropped or subjected to excessive force, such as nighttime teeth grinding.

Flexible Partial Dentures (Valplast) prioritize comfort and aesthetics, using a bendable, gum-colored Valplast material that eliminates visible clasps. Their flexible design gently grips natural tooth contours for a seamless, natural look, making them a favorite for all-day wear. While exceptionally comfortable and discreet, Valplast dentures are less durable than metal options, and repairs can be more complex and costly.