Cast Partial Denture
A cast framework serves as the structural foundation for partial dentures. It helps create a sturdy base for the partial denture, offering better support and stability for the replacement of teeth. The framework covers less gum tissue, enhancing aesthetics while protecting remaining dentition. Strong clasps engage tooth grooves for optimal retention.
Frameworks are made from different materials including metal alloys, peek, and pure titanium, each offering distinct advantages for different patient needs.
Types of Cast Partial Dentures
Choose the right cast framework for your patient's needs.
Cobalt-Chrome Framework
Most popular among all dental frameworks because it is cost-effective. Trade-offs include relative heaviness and potential allergic reactions.
Vitallium Framework
Also called premium framework. Superior biocompatibility, lighter weight, durability, and corrosion resistance versus cobalt-chrome.
Titanium Framework
Highly bio-compatible with easy adjustability and exceptional lightweight characteristics improving stability and wearer comfort.
Specifications
Materials and technology used in our cast partial denture production.
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Product | Cast metal partial denture |
| Cobalt-Chrome Framework | Audental |
| Premium Framework | Vitallium 2000, Dentsply |
| Titanium Framework | Audental |
| Way of manufacturing | Laser printing, Traditional cast |
| Our scanning device | 3Shape |
| Design Software | 3Shape |