Metal Free Valplast Denture Flexible Removable Partial Dentures
Metal Free Valplast Denture Flexible Removable Partial Dentures
Basic Properties
Country Of Origin
China
Trading Properties
MOQ
Negotiable
Payment Method
L/C, D/A, D/P, T/T, Western Union,
Product Summary
Valplast Denture Flexible Partial Denture Crafted from biocompatible nylon thermoplastic, Valplast is a flexible denture base resin brand that has been trusted since the 1950s. This metal-free solution adapts to the mouth's natural movements, delivering superior comfort compared to rigid prosthetics...
Product Details
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Material:
Biocompatiblethermoplasticnylon Resin(Polyamide-12)
Feature:
Metal-free
Flexibility:
High Flexibility
FractureResistance:
High
Bite ForceTolerance:
Up To ~250 Nin Framework Bridge Signs
Indications:
Removable Partial Dentures
Product Description
Valplast Denture Flexible Partial Denture
Crafted from biocompatible nylon thermoplastic, Valplast is a flexible denture base resin brand that has been trusted since the 1950s. This metal-free solution adapts to the mouth's natural movements, delivering superior comfort compared to rigid prosthetics.
Key Benefits and Features
- Superior Aesthetics: Virtually invisible with thin, gum-colored clasps that blend seamlessly with natural tissues
- Comfort and Fit: Lightweight, thin, and flexible design clings to gums for a tighter, less bulky fit
- Biocompatible and Metal-Free: Monomer-free and BPA-free nylon resin safe for patients with acrylic or metal sensitivities
- Durability: Highly resistant to fractures with lifetime guarantee against breakage on the denture base
Clinical Applications
Valplast is an ideal choice for patients who prioritize esthetics and comfort, those with sensitivities to acrylic or metal, and individuals seeking a removable option in place of implants. It performs well for both unilateral and bilateral partial restorations. That being said, a cast metal framework may still be recommended in cases of extensive tooth loss where rigid structural support is necessary.
