Partial Dentures

Get the right balance of comfort, esthetics, and longevity—without changing your records routine. ROE designs and fabricates partials digitally (including SLM metal frameworks), so fits are consistent and adjustments are minimal. Choose from cobalt-chrome, titanium, thermoplastic, hybrid, acetal, or all-acrylic to match each case.

Why clinicians choose ROE partials

  • Precision frameworks:
    Selective Laser Melting (SLM) delivers reproducible accuracy and clean metallurgy vs. variable casting.

  • Lightweight comfort option:
     SLM titanium frameworks are ~60% lighter than chrome-cobalt and backed by an extended framework-fracture warranty.

  • Metal-free choices:
    Thermoplastic and     Zirlux® Acetal options provide flexible/tooth-colored clasping for esthetics and sensitivity concerns.

  • Predictable timelines:
    Typical lab days: Co-Cr     12, Titanium ~13, Thermoplastic 8, Hybrid 12, Acetal 12, All-Acrylic 4.

Options at a glance (when to use what)

  • SLM Cobalt-Chrome (Traditional Metal)
    Rigid, durable framework with acrylic base/teeth; ideal for long-term strength and conventional clasping.     ~12 lab days.

  • SLM Titanium (Premium Metal)
    Same design philosophy with a much lighter feel (≈60% lighter than Co-Cr) and a     5-year framework-fracture warranty; great for comfort and nickel-free biocompatibility. ~13 lab days.

  • Thermoplastic (Flexible Nylon)
    Metal-free, flexible clasps that blend in; patient-friendly comfort.     8 lab days.
  • Thermoplastic Hybrid
    Flexible where it shows/touches tissue, metal where it matters for strength and stability. 12 lab days.
  • Acetal (Zirlux® Acetal)
    99.9%     POM resin that’s flexible when thin and rigid when thick; tooth-colored clasping for esthetics. ~12 lab days.
  • All-Acrylic Partial (“Flipper”)
    Fast, budget-friendly interim esthetics (often 1–3 teeth).     4 lab days.

Records, shades & codes

  • Records accepted:
    PVS or IOS impression, bite, opposing, photos (optional frame/wax try-ins per material).

  • Tooth shades:
    Broad VITA range     A1–A3.5, B1–B2, C1–C2, D2–D3, with BL2/BL3 available on flexible/hybrid pages.

  • Common CDT codes:
     D5213/D5214 (cast metal framework with resin bases) appear across ROE partial pages for billing guidance.

Warranty (quick view)

  • 1

    Most partials: 1-year
    defect warranty (includes SLM metal and many removable options).

  • 2

    Titanium frameworks: 5-year
     warranty against framework fracture (per product page).

  • 3
    All-acrylic partials: 6-month
     short-term appliance warranty; flippers are treated as temporary-review terms when planning.