
Full dentures
Complete dentures processed by injection molding, for the most esthetic and precise fit, and set with the highest quality denture teeth.
- Best for
- Complete arches
- Processing
- Injection molding
- Teeth
- The highest quality denture teeth

Injection moldingThe acrylic is injected under pressure into a closed flask, which limits shrinkage and gives a closer fit than conventional packing.
- Base
- Heat-cured acrylic, injection molded for less shrinkage
- Teeth
- Multilayer acrylic or composite denture teeth
- Visits
- Impressions, bite registration, wax try-in, delivery
- Send
- Shade, mould, midline and smile line on the Rx
- Later
- Relines as the ridges change

The teethEvery denture is set with the highest quality denture teeth, chosen for shade, mould and the patient’s bite.
- Base
- Heat-cured acrylic, injection molded for less shrinkage
- Teeth
- Multilayer acrylic or composite denture teeth
- Visits
- Impressions, bite registration, wax try-in, delivery
- Send
- Shade, mould, midline and smile line on the Rx
- Later
- Relines as the ridges change

Made on the modelDentures are set up and processed on stone models of the patient’s ridges, so the base follows their shape.
- Base
- Heat-cured acrylic, injection molded for less shrinkage
- Teeth
- Multilayer acrylic or composite denture teeth
- Visits
- Impressions, bite registration, wax try-in, delivery
- Send
- Shade, mould, midline and smile line on the Rx
- Later
- Relines as the ridges change
Flexible partials
Partials made from a flexible, metal-free material, with clasps formed in the base instead of metal. Virtually unbreakable and easy to remove, they are the right choice for patients with metal allergies.
- Best for
- Patients with metal allergies
- Built from
- Flexible, metal-free base and clasps
- Wear
- Virtually unbreakable, easy to remove

No metalThe clasps are part of the flexible base, so nothing metal shows when the patient smiles.
- Material
- Flexible thermoplastic nylon, no metal
- Retention
- Clasps of the same pink resin, in the undercuts near the gum line
- Good for
- Metal allergies, and patients who do not want clasps to show
- Limits
- Hard to reline or add teeth to; needs enough undercut to hold
- Care
- Soak and brush; no abrasive paste

No metal claspsThe clasps are the same flexible pink resin as the base and hold the teeth near the gum line, so they blend in.
- Material
- Flexible thermoplastic nylon, no metal
- Retention
- Clasps of the same pink resin, in the undercuts near the gum line
- Good for
- Metal allergies, and patients who do not want clasps to show
- Limits
- Hard to reline or add teeth to; needs enough undercut to hold
- Care
- Soak and brush; no abrasive paste
Metal partials
A cast metal framework carrying the acrylic and denture teeth. Excellent fit and minimal thickness, with the highest level of durability of any partial.
- Best for
- Long-term partials that need the most durability
- Built from
- A cast metal framework
- Fit
- Excellent, with minimal thickness

Thin and strongMetal lets the framework stay thin over the palate and tongue, which patients notice as comfort.
- Framework
- Cast cobalt-chromium, in one piece
- Design
- Surveyed on the model: rests, clasps and connectors
- Steps
- Framework try-in, then teeth and acrylic
- Later
- Teeth can be added and the base relined
- Good for
- Long-term partials that need the most support and the thinnest palate

The frameworkOne cast cobalt-chromium piece: rests, clasps and connectors, before the teeth and acrylic go on.
- Framework
- Cast cobalt-chromium, in one piece
- Design
- Surveyed on the model: rests, clasps and connectors
- Steps
- Framework try-in, then teeth and acrylic
- Later
- Teeth can be added and the base relined
- Good for
- Long-term partials that need the most support and the thinnest palate

FinishedThe same kind of framework with acrylic and denture teeth processed onto it, ready to try in.
- Framework
- Cast cobalt-chromium, in one piece
- Design
- Surveyed on the model: rests, clasps and connectors
- Steps
- Framework try-in, then teeth and acrylic
- Later
- Teeth can be added and the base relined
- Good for
- Long-term partials that need the most support and the thinnest palate
What to send
- Impressions or a scan of both arches, with the bite
- The completed removable Rx form, with tooth shade and mould
- Try-in steps you want, if any
Turnaround: 10 business days from the day the lab receives the case, 13 for complex cases.
Talk to the lab first
Questions about teeth, try-ins or which partial suits the case? Call (305) 940-4040, or send the lab a message.

Send your case to Ceramics Dental Lab
We accept conventional impressions, and digital files from most intraoral scanners.