Full Denture
A full denture (also known as complete denture) is a dental prosthesis used to replace all the natural teeth in either the upper or lower jaw, or both. Full dentures help restore oral function, improve appearance, and enhance overall quality of life for individuals who have lost all their natural teeth.


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JU Genesis Lab proudly utilizes Lucitone® HIPA, the premier high-impact pourable acrylic from Dentsply Sirona, blending heat-cured strength with swift processing for superior dentures. Our advanced resin, 200% stronger than typical pour acrylics, ensures durability and fewer fractures, perfect for combating severe bruxism. With excellent color stability and precise fit, we craft reliable, aesthetically pleasing restorations, including implant-supported prostheses. Enhanced by the Lucitone® Intensive Color Kit, we offer customizable, high-pigment shades for unmatched esthetic excellence. Trust JU Genesis Lab for cutting-edge dental solutions that elevate quality and patient satisfaction.
When Full Dentures Are Needed
- Complete Tooth Loss: Full dentures are indicated when all natural teeth in either the upper or lower jaw (or both) are missing.
- Severe Tooth Decay or Damage: If remaining teeth are severely decayed or damaged beyond repair, full dentures may be the best option for replacing them.
- Gum Disease: Advanced gum disease that leads to tooth loss may necessitate the use of full dentures.
- Cosmetic Reasons: Patients seeking to restore their smile and improve facial appearance after complete tooth loss may opt for full dentures.
Types of Full Dentures by Material
Acrylic Resin Dentures
Made entirely from acrylic resin, these dentures are the most common type used. They are typically fabricated using a pink acrylic base that mimics the appearance of gum tissue and includes acrylic or plastic teeth.- Affordability: Generally less expensive compared to other materials.
- Adjustable: Easier to adjust and repair if necessary.
- Aesthetic Appearance: Acrylic can be color-matched to blend with the natural gums and provide a pleasing look.
- Durability: Acrylic may wear out over time and can be prone to cracking or breaking.
- Comfort: May feel bulkier compared to other materials.
Metal-Based Dentures
These dentures use a metal framework, often made from cobalt-chromium or titanium, combined with acrylic or plastic teeth and gums. The metal provides structural support and strength.- Strength and Durability: The metal framework offers superior strength and resistance to wear and breakage.
- Comfort: Typically allows for a thinner, more comfortable design.
- Stability: Provides a stable fit and better retention due to the rigid framework.
- Cost: Generally more expensive due to the metal components.
- Aesthetic Considerations: Metal components may be visible and affect the overall appearance.
Flexible Dentures
Made from flexible thermoplastic materials such as nylon, these dentures are designed to be more adaptable and comfortable. They can be more aesthetically pleasing as they often blend with the gum color.- Comfort: Flexible materials provide a snug and comfortable fit that adapts well to changes in the mouth.
- Aesthetics: Often less visible due to the material blending with the gums.
- Durability: Resistant to breakage and can withstand regular use.
- Adjustability: May be more difficult to adjust or repair compared to other materials.
- Cost: Often more expensive due to the material and manufacturing process.
Combination Dentures
These dentures combine metal frameworks with acrylic or flexible materials. The metal framework provides strength and support, while the acrylic or flexible materials offer aesthetic and comfort benefits.- Balanced Performance: Offers a combination of strength, comfort, and aesthetics.
- Customizable: Can be tailored to the patient’s specific needs and preferences.
- Complexity: More complex to fabricate, which can affect cost.
- Cost: Typically more expensive due to the combination of materials and customization.
Our recommendation
Full dentures are essential in replacing all missing teeth and restoring oral function with precision and care. They are available in a range of types, including acrylic resin, metal-based, flexible, and combination dentures, each offering distinct advantages and considerations in terms of durability, comfort, aesthetics, and cost. Choosing the right full denture is a personalized journey, meticulously tailored to align with the patient’s functional needs, aesthetic preferences, comfort, and budget, ensuring a solution that consistently delivers exceptional results and satisfaction.
At JU Genesis Lab, we are proud to offer comprehensive full dentures lab services that are designed to meet the diverse needs of our clients with the utmost precision and care. Our team of skilled technicians utilizes advanced technology and innovative techniques to craft dentures that not only restore oral function but also enhance the natural beauty of each smile. We are committed to providing supportive and personalized service, ensuring that every denture is meticulously customized to fit comfortably and function seamlessly. With a focus on quality and sophistication, our full dentures are crafted to deliver long-lasting durability and aesthetic appeal, empowering our clients with renewed confidence and satisfaction.
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