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are becoming more popular these days comfort and visual appeal takes priority over the cost of dentures.
If you are a denture wearer you know that the hard acrylic liner that holds the teeth in place can be an agonizing structure (especially with metal clasps/metal framework), and you may have experienced dentures problems.
The form of the mouth is always changing thus making it difficult to keep normal dentures in place comfortably. This is particularly true of the lower denture.
Not only is the mouth always changing, the jawbone and the gums are continually shrinking as we grow older. This too makes it more difficult to hold the dentures in place and to chew food properly.
Most denture wearers end up using some form of adhesive to keep the denture in place. Yet, there are some denture wearers that have no problems with their dentures at all.
The problem of the hard acrylic dentures is now over since new technology has brought us soft dentures.
Flexible dentures fit well and allow the wearer to eat the hardest and roughest type of food such as: nuts, apples, etc.
The soft fit flexible dentures are much like the traditional acrylic denture except that it has a flexible coating. This flexible coating is called a “liner” and acts as a shock absorbent between the hard base and your gums. Because the liner is non porous it does not allow bacteria to build up in the denture.
You will find flexible partial dentures offered at dental surgeries, and you may frequently hear the name of Valplast dentures mentioned. Valplast are said to have been around for over 50 years now.