Nonporous Dental Valplast Biocompatible Custom Made Flexible Partial Denture
Nonporous Dental Valplast Biocompatible Custom Made Flexible Partial Denture
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 with Biocompatible Nylon Resin 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 ...
Product Details
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Material:
Biocompatiblethermoplasticnylon Resin(Polyamide-12)
Feature:
Metal-free
Flexibility:
Highflexibility
FractureResistance:
High
Bite ForceTolerance:
Up To ~250 Nin Frameworkhybriddesigns
Indications:
Removablepartialdentures
BaseAppearance:
Translucentpink
Surface:
Smooth, Non-porous
StainResistance:
Less Moisture/odorabsorptionthan Acrylic
Product Description
Valplast Denture Flexible Partial Denture with Biocompatible Nylon Resin
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 excellent fit for patients who put a premium on appearance and comfort, have allergic reactions to acrylics or metals, or want a non-surgical, removable option instead of implants. The solution works beautifully for both unilateral and bilateral partials. Nevertheless, in situations where significant tooth loss calls for rigid support, a cast metal framework might remain the better recommendation.
