Cast Partial Denture*
A cast partial denture consists of a metal framework for retention, combined with tissue-colored acrylic and replacement teeth. Partial dentures are used when one or more natural teeth remain in the upper or lower jaw.
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Ease of adjustability
Light weight
Functional
Prevents natural tooth shifts
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Wironium with acrylic tissue and teeth
Three Basic Types
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This removable partial denture is retained by intra-coronal, extra-coronal, or stud attachments. This type of precision prosthesis can be tooth-supported, tooth-and-tissue-supported, tooth-and-implant-supported, or implant-and-tissue-supported. Precision attachment partials are designed in conjunction with new crowns or implants when esthetic expectations, improved retention, and stability are required. A precision attachment partial is retained with metal-to-metal mechanical interlocking parts that are machined or milled to extremely high tolerances.
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A semi-precision attachment partial is also retained in the mouth with mechanical interlocking parts. The components consist of a semi-rigid metal or other semi-resilient material. These plastic patterns may be cast into the alloy of your choice.
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Wironium has similar properties to a Type III gold that delivers a more resilient and flexible cast metal RPD. Wironium also utilizes the finest investment materials to deliver unparalleled detail and fit. Lightweight Wironium partials seat the first time, clasps are virtually unbreakable, chair time is minimized, and patients are delighted. To achieve the best results, send study models for case design and planning.
*Macstudio tier only.