
Flexible Dentures
Lightweight, comfortable flexible partial dentures made from thermoplastic nylon materials. Metal-free alternative with natural appearance and superior comfort. Flexible dentures are ideal for patients who want no visible metal clasps, have metal allergies, or find traditional partial dentures uncomfortable. The flexible material adapts to your mouth movements for a more natural feel. Available in various brands including Valplast (the premium option).

Estimated Investment
Flexible partial dentures from $1,200. Valplast (premium brand) typically $1,400-$1,800. Other flexible materials $1,200-$1,500. Price depends on number of teeth being replaced and material chosen. Compare to chrome partial at $1,500-$2,000 or acrylic at $800-$1,200. VDS voucher accepted for eligible patients. Payment plans available.
Key Benefits
No visible metal clasps for natural appearance
Lightweight and extremely comfortable
Flexible material adapts to mouth movements
Ideal for patients with metal allergies
Biocompatible and hypoallergenic materials
Less bulky than traditional chrome or acrylic partials
Stain-resistant materials
VDS voucher accepted for eligible patients
Made in our on-site laboratory
Multiple material options available
Our Process
Consultation & Material Selection
We assess your mouth and discuss which flexible denture material is best for you. We explain the differences between Valplast (premium) and other flexible materials. We show you samples and discuss your aesthetic goals.
Impressions
We take precise impressions of your mouth. Flexible dentures require accurate impressions for the best fit and retention.
Shade & Tooth Selection
We match the pink flexible material to your natural gum color and select teeth that match your remaining teeth in shade, shape, and size.
Fabrication
Your flexible denture is crafted in our on-site laboratory using specialized equipment and techniques for flexible materials.
Delivery & Fitting
We fit your new flexible denture and make any necessary adjustments for perfect comfort. We teach you how to insert, remove, and care for it.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between flexible dentures and Valplast?
Are flexible dentures better than chrome partial dentures?
How long do flexible dentures last?
Can flexible dentures be repaired if they break?
Can I eat normally with flexible dentures?
How do I clean flexible dentures?
Will people be able to tell I am wearing a denture?
Are flexible dentures covered by the Victorian Denture Scheme?
Can I add teeth to flexible dentures later?
Which flexible denture material should I choose?
Need Assistance?
Our experienced prosthetists are ready to help you restore your smile and confidence.
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