Also known as chrome partial dentures, cobalt chrome dentures are lightweight, durable partial dentures made with a metal framework for superior stability and comfort.
Cobalt chrome dentures will be better for you in several ways; they’re thinner, less intrusive, more comfortable and cover less surface area, exposing more of your palate and improving your quality of life.
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Many patients with partial tooth loss will be a good candidate for the prosthetic. But it won’t be suitable usually for patients with a full mouth of missing teeth. Cobalt chrome complete dentures can be possibly, but they’re rare, as they work best when strong, natural and healthy teeth remain to anchor it.
Cobalt chrome dentures are specifically designed for patients with:
The steps involved in obtaining chrome dentures:
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Cobalt dentures, or cobalt chrome dentures are typically a higher quality partial or single-tooth denture made from a light alloy (cobalt and chromium). They are a modern version to traditional counterparts offering an advanced upgrade to acrylic dentures.
It is a removable denture made from a cobalt-chrome metal framework. It replaces one or several missing teeth and clips securely onto the remaining natural teeth for better grip, improved chewing strength and a thinner, more comfortable feel.
Chrome partial dentures are long-lasting, precise and ideal for patients who want a stable, lightweight option.
Overall, cobalt chrome dentures are considered “good”. They’re strong, durable and more comfortable to wear, giving them several advantages over alternative treatments like acrylic dentures. As cobalt chrome dentures are more snug in the mouth and have a better fit, dentists would typically recommend them the most for patients interested in dentures.
The cobalt chrome denture is more durable, offering a longer lifespan than acrylic dentures. The fake teeth can last between 5-10 years, but the metal frame can last up to 20 years if it still fits correctly.
Cobalt chrome dentures cost from £850 and are not available via the NHS – only privately. Costs can vary depending on the number of teeth – but patients can pay monthly for their denture if treatment costs more than £250, which means you could spend as little as £70.83 per month, over 12 months, interest-free.
Cobalt chrome dentures are better than acrylic dentures, hence why they’re more expensive. They’re lighter, thinner, better fitting, last longer and are more comfortable to wear. However, acrylic dentures are much easier to repair and adjust, as they’re more flexible, which gives them an edge for tooth loss patients whose mouths and gums change over time.
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Full mouth replacement:
Pay monthly for metal dentures from £70.83 pm. 0% finance over 12 months. No APR.
