Our laser-sintered chrome castings provide a durable foundation for partial dentures. Designed to enhance strength while maintaining a lightweight feel, our frameworks combine precision, long-term stability, and patient comfort.
Our expert technicians craft each framework to precision to ensure a perfect fit to the impression provided.
Laser-sintered chrome castings are known for their superior strength compared to acrylic-based alternatives. The robust metal construction allows for thinner designs without compromising durability. This makes them ideal for patients who require a long-lasting solution for partial dentures.
Despite their strength, Laser-sintered chrome castings remain lightweight to maximise patient comfort. The reduced bulk ensures a better fit in the mouth, and enhances speech and chewing efficiency without causing discomfort.
Using digital or physical impressions, our Laser-sintered chrome castings are custom-made to fit each patient’s oral structure. This precision fit reduces the need for frequent adjustments, helping ensure that the prosthetic functions well over time and remains comfortable during daily use.
Our Laser-sintered chrome castings can be discreetly positioned to ensure the prosthetic blends seamlessly with the patient’s remaining teeth to deliver both aesthetic and functional benefits and drive better patient outcomes.
Made from high-quality metal alloys, our Laser-sintered chrome castings are designed to last. They offer resistance to wear, corrosion, and breakage, and provide patients with a long-term solution that withstands daily use.
Denture castings are a type of metal base plate or framework that is used as a foundation for a wide range of dental restorations, and is often used as an alternative to implant restorations.
It is designed to fit around the patient’s existing dentition, and may be clipped to their natural teeth for additional stability. Custom-made dental restoration prosthetics such as dentures, bridges and crowns are then mounted on the casting.
Avant uses high quality Vitallium, Chrome Cobalt or PEEK material to manufacture our dental castings.
Chrome cobalt is ideal for making lightweight denture castings that are highly resistant to wear and corrosion, and can withstand the forces of chewing and grinding without fracturing or breaking. It also has excellent biocompatibility, corrosion resistance, and can be used in combination with acrylics or ceramics.
PEEK – or polyetheretherketone – is a high-performance thermoplastic polymer that is highly biocompatible, closely resembles natural teeth, and has high elasticity and flexibility similar to natural tooth structures.
Longevity: Chrome castings are the foundation of long-lasting restorations that, with the correct oral care, can last for many years.
Precision: Well-made chrome castings can improve the accuracy of the tooth shape, and create a precise fit for optimal function, comfort and aesthetics.
Comfort: Chrome castings can be made thinner than traditional acrylic dentures, which improves patient comfort and compliance.
