Yes, digital dentures are often thinner than traditional dentures. This is because they are made from a resin that can be milled to a much finer degree of accuracy. As a result, digital dentures can provide a more comfortable and natural-looking fit.

Digital dentures typically cost more than traditional dentures. However, the exact price will vary depending on the complexity of the case and the specific needs of the patient. In general, digital dentures are a good investment for people who need to wear dentures because they offer a number of advantages over traditional options.  Contact us to get our dental lab pricing

Digital dentures can be made much more quickly than traditional dentures. The entire process, from scan to finished product, can often be completed in just a few hours. This is a significant advantage for people who need to get their dentures as soon as possible.

If you lose your digital denture, contact your dentist immediately. Depending on the circumstances, it may be possible to have a replacement made quickly.

Digital dentures can be made to look very natural. Thanks to the advanced technology used to create them, digital dentures can be designed to match the exact shape, size, and color of your natural teeth. As a result, they can provide a very seamless and realistic appearance.

Digital dentures are very durable and last typically as long as traditional dental dentures

There are several different types of dentures that are available, including conventional dentures, flexible dentures, partial dentures, and implant-supported dentures. Each type is designed to address different needs and situations, so it is important to work with your dentist to determine which option is best for you.

Conventional dentures are the most common type of denture and are typically recommended for people who have lost all of their natural teeth. They are made from a plastic or porcelain base that is custom-fit to your mouth, and they can be worn immediately after your natural teeth are removed.

Flexible dentures are made from a flexible material that is designed to better conform to your mouth and gums, offering a more comfortable fit than traditional dentures. These dentures often contain the same types of materials as conventional dentures, but in a softer form to better mimic the feel of natural teeth.

Partial dentures are used when some of your natural teeth remain intact. They typically consist of an acrylic base with metal clasps that help hold the denture in place.

Implant-supported dentures are attached to a series of dental implants that are placed into your jawbone. This allows them to remain securely in place and can eliminate the need for metal clasps or other attachments. Depending on your individual needs, your dentist may recommend one type of denture over another. It is important to discuss all of your options with your dentist so that you can make the best decision for your smile.