Model work, mounting, (pin articulator) 1 hard base, 1 anatomic set-up, 1 try-in, Pnuemojection H.D.V. processing, anatomic finish and a lustrous polish included.

Try-in: 4 days / Finish: 4 days

Complete Dentures

A quick efficient method of fabricating a new full denture when a patient has an old or
existing denture.

Eliminates: Custom trays, occlusion rims, guesswork, resets, and extra patient visits.

1st Appt.– Take impressions

2nd Appt.– Wax try-in

3rd Appt.– Delivery of dentures

Try-in: 4 days / Finish: 4 days

Edison Procedure

“Replicates existing denture(s)”

The Trubyte E.P.F. Complete Denture Technique is based on Esthetics, Phonetics, and Function in complete denture construction. 

Utilizing anintraoral tracing device it is a sound, efficient technique, proven in practice, unmatched for over-all superior results in the vast majority of average cases, and a great help in satisfying the unusual ones too.

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Try-in: 4 days / Finish: 4 days

E.P.F. Procedure 

From the makers of Flexite, Notherm is a cast thermoplactic base material that is hypo-allergenic. This nylon alloy is completely inert and is used when patients “react” to traditional base materials. (methyl methacrylate)

Although biocompatible, these bases are strong and accurate. 
Sample swatches are available for testing patient reactivity.

Try-in: 4 days / Finish: 4 days

Northerm (Hypo-allergenic)

For the patient that has a “hard bite”, where high Impact acrylic is just not strong enough, add this cast palatal mesh to their new full upper denture. It will significantly reduce the risk of breakage, while maintaining a reasonable denture thickness.

This skeleton mesh, is cast in Cr. Co. alloy and does not flex like wrought reinforcing bars or screening mesh that is often used. 

For additional strength and superior esthetics it is conditioned and opaqued, creating a bondable surface that fuses with the outer acrylic and becomes one. It has the strength of a casting, with the comfort and beauty of acrylic.

 
Try-in: 8 days / Finish: 4 days

Cast Palatal Mesh

Imbedded in acrylic

When the patient is a known bruxer, has an extremely hard bite, and cannot tolerate the necessary thickness of a cast mesh, a full cast palate fits the bill. They are thin, accurate, and the palates are virtually unbreakable.

Possible concerns: Patient will show metal on the roof of the mouth... relining and adjusting can be difficult.

Try-in: 8 days / Finish: 4 days

Full Cast Palate