DIGITAL DENTURES
Our advanced digital dentures incorporate state-of-the-art techniques such as 3D printing and milling. By utilizing these advanced manufacturing methods, we can craft dentures with unparalleled precision and esthetic appeal. Additionally, we employ cutting-edge face scans and intraoral scans to gather detailed data about our patients’ unique facial features and oral anatomy.








WHY CHOOSE DIGITAL DENTURES
Precision and Quality
- Exceptional fit with digital precision.
- Made in the USA, ensuring top-notch quality.
- Bio-hygienic materials reduce residual monomer.
- Predictable and reliable outcomes.
Simplicity and Convenience
- Eliminate traditional stone models.
- Easy-to-use digital design controls.
- Digital occlusion adjustments for improved comfort.
- Standard clinical procedures ensure familiarity.
- No advanced computer skills required.
- Functional try-ins for a seamless experience.
Efficiency and Effectiveness
- Handle a wider range of cases efficiently.
- Minimize human error throughout the fabrication process.
- Permanent digital records for quick replacements.
- No need for significant capital investments.
Speed and Timeliness
- Experience a rapid turnaround time of just 6 days.
- Maintain full control over the design.
- Digital articulation for precise adjustments.
- Eliminate the need for traditional wax setups and tooth placement.
- At Bright Dental, digital dentures can be delivered in as few as two appointments.
Most Dentures Are Made Of Acrylic And Can Be Fabricated Two Different Ways
- A conventional denture is made after all teeth have been extracted and the tissues (gums) have healed.
- An immediate denture is fabricated and inserted immediately after the teeth are extracted and the tissues are allowed to heal under the denture.
- An upper denture has acrylic, usually flesh colored, that covers the palate (roof of the mouth).
- A lower denture is shaped like a horseshoe to leave room for the tongue.
The teeth are made of plastic, porcelain or a combination thereof. Dentures can be fabricated to fit over endodonticly treated teeth and a complete denture can be attached to dental implants to allow for a more secure fit of the appliance.
Dentures over a normal course of time will wear and need to be replaced or relined in order to keep the jaw alignment normal. The alignment will slowly change as the bone and gum ridges recede or shrink due to the extraction of the teeth. Regular dentist examinations are still important for the denture wearer so that the oral tissues can be checked for disease or change.