Flippers/Flexible Partials
At Universal Service Dental Lab, we offer versatile solutions for temporary and permanent tooth replacement with our range of Flippers and Flexible Partials. Whether you need a quick interim solution or a long-term replacement, our options are designed to restore your smile with comfort, durability, and natural esthetics.
Flipper
Our Flipper partial dentures provide a quick and cost-effective solution for temporary tooth replacement. Designed for ease of use and comfort, Flippers are lightweight and can be easily inserted and removed by the patient. They are perfect for filling gaps caused by missing teeth, maintaining aesthetics and function while the patient waits for a more permanent solution. Crafted from high-quality acrylic, Flippers blend seamlessly with the natural teeth, ensuring a natural-looking smile.
Valplast
Valplast flexible partials offer a superior alternative to traditional metal partials. Made from biocompatible nylon thermoplastic, Valplast partials are lightweight, flexible, and virtually unbreakable. These partials adapt to the constant movement and flexibility in your mouth, providing unparalleled comfort and a precise fit. The translucent material blends naturally with the surrounding tissues and teeth, creating a beautiful, natural-looking restoration. Valplast is an excellent choice for patients seeking durability and esthetics without the use of metal.
TCS Flexible Partial
TCS flexible partials combine strength and flexibility to deliver exceptional comfort and functionality. Made from high-quality thermoplastic, TCS partials are designed to be lightweight, durable, and comfortable. They adapt to the natural contours of the mouth, ensuring a secure fit and reducing the risk of irritation. The esthetic qualities of TCS material allow for a natural appearance, making them an ideal choice for patients looking for a discreet and reliable tooth replacement option. TCS flexible partials are metal-free, making them a great option for patients with metal sensitivities.
