Metal partial dentures are usually formed from chrome cobalt, which is a medically approved, light alloy metal. This material is both the strongest and most durable option to use when forming partial dentures, and also ensures no irritation of the gum or mouth. However, they can be unsuitable for individuals with metal allergies. Dentures formed…
Some patients are concerned about the metal in cobalt chrome dentures and wonder whether it is safe to use. The good news is that chrome cobalt is a completely medically approved, light alloy metal. The only potential issue would be to anyone that is allergic to specific metals, but this is extremely rare. Assuming you do…
Chrome cobalt is a medically approved, light alloy metal. When making a denture, chrome cobalt is the strongest and most durable option to use, while ensuring no gum or mouth irritation. Dentures made from this material are typically partial or single tooth dentures, which possess a metal framework that supports false teeth. A complete chrome…
Complete dentures are one of the possible treatment options when considering a replacement for all your teeth. Below are some FAQ’s on the commonly asked questions we receive at The Denture & Implant Clinic. What Are Complete Dentures? Complete dentures are a removable tooth replacement option, which means that they are not permanently fixed in…
It is very important to treat your dentures like you would treat your natural teeth. You should keep them as clean as possible to keep your oral health in tip top condition and keep inflamed gums and bacterial/fungal infections at bay. Plus, proper cleaning will help maintain your dentures to keep them looking like new and improve the…
A disturbing number of adults in the UK find wearing dentures very unsatisfactory. Most denture wearers are unaware of pioneering techniques that can virtually guarantee solving traditional denture problems such as soreness, looseness, or poor appearance. In the UK, dentures have been constructed the same way for over 50 years but over the last three…
