Flexible Removable Prosthetics (Upper/Lower)

Comfort & Adaptability

we understand the increasing demand for Flexible Removable Prosthetics that offer superior Comfort & Adaptability for patients. These innovative upper and lower dentures are crafted from highly flexible, biocompatible materials (like nylon thermoplastic resins), providing a more comfortable and less intrusive alternative to traditional rigid dentures.

Our range of flexible partial dentures caters to varying degrees of tooth loss:

  • Flexible Single Unit: Ideal for replacing just one missing tooth, offering a discreet and comfortable solution without the need for clasps around existing teeth.

  • Flexible Up To 2 Units: Designed for patients missing up to two adjacent or non-adjacent teeth, providing excellent retention and a natural feel.

  • Flexible 3 To 5 Units: For larger edentulous spans, these prosthetics comfortably replace three to five teeth, adapting seamlessly to the oral contours.

  • Flexible 6 To 8 Units: Addressing more extensive tooth loss, these flexible dentures accommodate six to eight missing teeth, offering reliable function and enhanced patient comfort.

  • Flexible Above 8 Units: For significant tooth loss where flexibility is paramount, these prosthetics are custom-fabricated to replace more than eight teeth, prioritizing comfort and a secure fit.

Furthermore, we offer Full Denture CD (Complete Denture): Comprehensive flexible complete dentures. These are a revolutionary option for edentulous patients, providing an entire arch replacement that harnesses the benefits of flexible materials for a snug, comfortable fit without the rigidity often associated with conventional full dentures.

Reliance Dental Laboratory's flexible prosthetics are known for their lightweight nature, stain resistance, and virtually unbreakable design, making them an excellent choice for patients seeking superior comfort and adaptability in their removable dental appliances.

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