Description
Thanks to its translucent structure, the acetal denture color-matches the gums, making it almost invisible in the mouth. Furthermore, the material is metal-free, which translates to greater wearing comfort and no risk of allergies.
Who is the acetal denture for?
The acetal denture is an ideal choice for patients:
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allergic to metal or acrylic,
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seeking more aesthetic solutions,
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who value wearing comfort,
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requiring a partial or temporary denture,
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who need a durable yet flexible prosthetic restoration.
Advantages of the acetal denture:
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No metal components – aesthetics and no allergies.
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High flexibility – perfect adaptation to anatomical conditions.
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Lightweight – comfortable to wear all day long.
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High resistance to damage – longevity of the solution.
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Natural appearance – the denture’s color adapts to the shade of the gums.
FAQ – Frequently Asked Questions about Acetal Dentures
Is the acetal denture durable?
Yes, acetal is a very durable material. It is resistant to fractures, cracks, and deformation, even with intensive use.
Can the acetal denture cause allergies?
No. Acetal is a biocompatible and non-allergenic material. It contains no metal or acrylic monomers – it is safe even for people with allergies.
Can one eat with an acetal denture?
Of course. The acetal denture allows for comfortable eating – thanks to its flexibility, it stays securely in the mouth and does not cause discomfort.
How to care for an acetal denture?
Daily cleaning with a soft brush and a special denture cleaning solution is sufficient. Hot water or bleaches should not be used to avoid damaging the material’s structure.
Is the acetal denture suitable for permanent use?
Yes, but it is most often used as partial dentures or a temporary restoration before definitive treatment (e.g., before implantation). In some cases, it can also be a long-term solution.
