Snap in dentures have mini implants based technology, the screws that will are made of Titanium grade 5. Many materials have been tested so far for the human body and right now it is the most compatible with it.

Fundamentally titanium is the material witch the best implants are made. The degree of purity determines physicochemical characteristics that modify its hardness, resistance, etc. However, it is the combination of many features that make an implant work better.

Type 1, 2, 3 and 4 are those employed in implantology and the 5 used in dental implants (the titanium that conforms the structures of artificial teeth and better withstands corrosion).

In total there are about 40 types of different titanium alloys, ranging from pure titanium to combinations with vanadium, palladium, ruthenium, aluminum, tin and molybdenum.

In the design of dental implants some basic objectives are taken into account:

• Improvement resistance to corrosion and leakage of metal ions by increasing the thickness of the outer layer.
• Improvement of biocompatibility with external treatments so the bone can bond with the implant.
• Improvement in strength by increasing external hardness.

A lot of our patients have told us that they don’t feel like if they have implants in their mouths. So you really don’t have to worry if you think that snap in dentures is going to be a painful process that will take a lot of your time. It will be minimum process for placing the mini implants and takes only a few minutes.

Is very easy to get our palateless dentures, Snap in Dentures in Cancun. It costs less to get a full set of new teeth here while in USA and Canada it might take you over $60,000 USD to restore your teeth. You can enjoy a new smile in about 8 days in Cancun.

Contact us for more information! You can be the next patient that will exit our clinic with a totally different point of view about what a denture can be! Call us now toll free 1800-961-0419 from Canada or USA.

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