Alloy Tooth Back Dental Metal Framework With Acrylic Denture Dental Lab

Alloy Tooth Back Dental Metal Framework with Acrylic Denture Dental Lab

An alloy tooth back dental metal framework with acrylic denture is a hybrid prosthetic. It combines a high-strength Co-Cr or titanium alloy tooth back and metal framework with an acrylic base and teeth. The metal parts (600–800 MPa strength) evenly distribute biting forces up to 200 N, while the acrylic base mimics gum tissue and the teeth match natural ones. Lightweight (1.19 g/cm³), biocompatible, and with retentive clasps, it's ideal for removable partial dentures, especially for multiple missing teeth or bruxism. Maintenance is simple, and it lasts 5–8 years.

Are there any specific precautions for using this hybrid denture?

When using this hybrid denture, key precautions include:

Daily Cleaning: Brush gently with non-abrasive denture paste to remove plaque, avoiding metal framework scratches. Soak weekly in antibacterial solution to prevent odor and microbial buildup.

Proper Handling: Use a soft cloth or sink mat when cleaning to prevent dropping, as acrylic components may chip and metal clasps could bend.

Avoid Hard/Sticky Foods: Refrain from chewing ice, nuts, or caramel to prevent alloy tooth back wear or acrylic base fractures.

Regular Dental Checks: Visit the dentist every 6–12 months for clasp adjustment, occlusal evaluation, and tissue health monitoring to ensure a secure fit and prevent gum irritation.

Storage: Keep the denture in lukewarm water or a denture-soaking solution when not in use to maintain acrylic shape and prevent drying out.