• Are you having a trouble with your rigid acrylic or metal denture?

• Do you feel uncomfortable with your denture because it is taking too much space in your mouth?

• Do you want more taste and food texture when eating?

• Do you have only a few of...

The fantastic thing about a Thermosens Partial Denture is that it is Hydrophobic so it does not absorb the saliva or bacteria of the mouth so the Partial Denture smells fresh for many years and is much more hygienic that a conventional type of Acrylic Denture....

Wearing your retainer may be the last step in your orthodontic treatment—but it is a very important one! Why? Because contrary to what you might think, your teeth aren’t rigidly fixed in place in your jaw; instead, they can actually (slowly) move around—whethe...

It's exciting to finally get your braces off and move into the retainer stage. Here are a few things you should know about the different types of retainers.
 

A retainer keeps your teeth in place after your braces come off. It takes almost a year for the period...

Some of the advantages and disadvantages of flexible dentures compared to other dental treatment options include:

Metal & Acrylic Dentures

Pros:

• Generally affordable

• Treatment quick to completed

Cons:

• Visible and unsightly clasps can be uncomforta...

Caring for your Valplast® smile is easy and economical with Val-Max® Concentrated Denture Cleanser. Unlike the harsh chemical mix of old-fashioned denture cleaners, Val-Max® will not harm the material or cause color changes. Proper daily dental hygiene routine...

You’ll be glad to know that most patients become immediately accustomed to their delicate and light-weight Valplast® restoration. Valplast® restorations, like your own teeth, require care and good oral hygiene. Here are some basic tips to keep your Valplast® i...

Bruxism is due to clenching of the teeth other than in chewing and is associated with forceful lateral or protrusive jaw movements. This results in grinding or rubbing the teeth together.

The word bruxism comes from the Greek brychein meaning to grind or gnash...

 I am sure that at least one time in every dentist’s career they had to struggle with an improper fit and consequent patient discomfort of a removable partial denture (RPD). It can happen often enough to make one start referring those cases out or for patients...