As diverse as our teeth models are as different are the systems which the teeth are attached to.
In the blog article “How much do professional fx teeth cost?” we have already briefly described it.
We have models where the teeth sit on a splint (alphasplint), ones with a small denture (alphaline) and so-called clippers, alphaclip.
alphaline
With the small dentures (alphaline) your tooth model looks like a complete set of teeth at the end, because they are made from artificial gum. The color of the gums can be individualized. Here we use brushes and are able to bring out even the smallest details. The more precise the work is desired, the more complex and cost-intensive it is.
alphaline
With the small dentures (alphaline) your tooth model looks like a complete set of teeth at the end, because they are made from artificial gum. The color of the gums can be individualized. Here we use brushes and are able to bring out even the smallest details. The more precise the work is desired, the more complex and cost-intensive it is.
Whether a splint, small prosthesis or clip-on is used depends on the desired model and on your own teeth.
Due to the less complex production process, models with alphaclip and alphasplint are usually slightly cheaper than models with alphaline.
No matter which system you choose, there is a significant advantage with all three systems.
You don’t have to glue the systems to your own teeth to hold them in place: Thanks to the unique adaptation to your tooth imprint, our teeth fit perfectly in your mouth, even without glue.
In addition, since the teeth are easy to insert and remove, you can always take the teeth out of your mouth to eat and drink and put them back in place afterwards.
But remember, even false teeth need care. Click here for our article with care tips.
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