Comfortable & Flexible
Partial Dentures
Comfortable & Flexible
Partial Dentures
Comfortable
50% Thinner than the average acrylic denture, on average the thickness
is only 1mm.
Closer fit, which means less chance of the dreaded denture 'fall-out'! - Monomer Free
The ComFlexin material is made from thermoplastic nylon material.
Acrylic monomer is linked to allergies in some people.
Flexible
Unbreakable - the nylon based material will bend and flex without becoming brittle.
Secures itself to prevent movement during eating.
No need for metal clasps, ComFlexin is made to hug the teeth naturally.
Beautiful
Transparent pink material blends with your gums to help the ComFlexin
to hide away.
Thinner design, If it feels good and looks good, it gives you the confidence to smile,'look younger' and enjoy life!
Flexibility
Care Guide for your Comflexin
1. Clean your dentures after every meal
As this helps remove plaque
and food deposits, as unclean dentures can lead to bad breath, gum disease, tooth decay and oral thrush.
Three step guide
Step 1: Put denture cleaning tablet into a glass of water or denture bath.
Step 2: Once the cleaning tablet has dissolved. Put dentures into the glass/bath. Leave over night to soak.
Step 3: In the morning clean the denture with a soft toothbrush, with clean water.
Dentist Information
Procedure & processing
- The stages of the creation of a ComFlexin™ starts is the same way as a conventional denture.
- You can use your current denture technician for all stages up to the finish, if they are aware of the flexible technology
- When the patient is happy with the fit and feel of the try-in post using the pre-paid labels to Costech Elite.
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Fitting - the 9 steps to getting a perfect ComFlexin fit
1.
When you receive back the ComFlexin™ check on the model for the path of insertion and locate clasps.
2.
When fitting the ComFlexin™ for the first time, submerge in hot (not Boiling) water for 3 - 5 minutes. This will make it slightly more flexible, as the first fitting will be tight.
3.
Leave to cool until it becomes a bearable temperature for the patient's mouth.
4.
Place the ComFlexin™ in the patient’s mouth and ease in to the fitting position.
5.
First get patient to feel for any sore or tight points around the ComFlexin™ and especially the clasps.
6.
If a clasp is too tight/loose, remove the ComFlexin™ and adjust by removing material.
7.
If the ComFlexin™ is creating any sore points, use a ‘Green barrel bur’ and in a swift to and fro motion, without stopping, remove the high point on the ComFlexin™. Should any fibres arise, remove with a sharp scalpel blade. Do not attempt to remove with a bur.
8.
When the patient is happy with the fit of the denture, get the patient to bite down making sure that the ComFlexin™ teeth are not too high. If so, adjust in the usual way.
9.
When the patient is happy with the fit and feel of their new ComFlexin™, please discuss with them the "Care Guide for your ComFlexin™".
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