Removable Dentures
Precision-Guided, Patient-Centered Care
Personalized Planning and Clinical Care
Treatment Overview
Examination and Assessment
Records are collected to evaluate appropriate restorative options.
Restorative Planning
Digital records and planning software are used to assess the prosthetic design.
Impression or Digital Scan
Tooth preparation, intraoral scanning, or impressions may be completed as required for the design.
Final Prosthesis
The removable denture is fitted and adjusted, and home-care instructions are reviewed.
Follow-Up Care
Regular follow-up supports ongoing dental and periodontal health.
removable dentures can be removed for cleaning by oneself, and the treatment usually includes examination, impression taking, bite registration, trial fitting, and adjustments; the actual number of follow-up visits depends on oral conditions.
Personalized Planning and Clinical Care

Examination and Assessment
The teeth, supporting tissues, missing-tooth areas, and bite are assessed. Digital scans and cone-beam CT may be used when indicated to evaluate anatomy and plan appropriate removable prosthetic options.


Digital Model Analysis
Records from the initial assessment are used to analyze the teeth and digital model and plan support and bite. Tooth preparation, an intraoral scan, or a conventional impression may be completed as appropriate. Depending on the appliance, fabrication may include 3D printing or computer-aided milling. Framework and wax try-ins are used to assess fit, appearance, and bite before completion.

Completing Treatment
The removable denture is fitted and adjusted to restore function and appearance. Adaptation may require additional visits, and comfort, fit, and bite are monitored.
