Flexible Flippers and Partials

Everything on this page is made from the same soft material, and the reason people come looking for it is always the same. No metal. A flexible partial holds on by hugging your gum instead of hooking a wire around a tooth, so there is nothing to catch the light when you talk and nothing pressing on a tooth that is already working hard. It is thinner than acrylic, which is why people stop noticing it after a few days. Pick by how much is missing. Up to three teeth in a row is flipper territory. Scattered gaps, or more than three, belong to the partial denture.

Flexible flippers

Up to three gaps side by side, with a tooth of your own standing at each end.
Up to three gaps side by side, with a tooth of your own standing at each end.
Flexible Flipper for missing teeth

Flexible Flipper

399.00 USD
One, two or three teeth, metal free
Opening soon
HSA and FSA accepted
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Flexible partial dentures

Scattered gaps or longer runs, up to eight missing teeth on one arch.
Scattered gaps or longer runs, up to eight missing teeth on one arch.
Flexible partial denture

Flexible Partial Denture

549.00 USD
For gaps in more than one place
Opening soon
HSA and FSA accepted
See the details

Why flexible

  • No clasp shows, because the material grips the gum rather than a tooth
  • Thin enough that speech settles back within a few days
  • Non allergenic, which matters if metal has bothered you before
Not sure which side of three teeth you are on, send us a photo and we will tell you before you spend anything.
Ask us which one fits