Often used as a temporary or backup option, this denture is made from pink acrylic with prosthetic teeth attached. It’s affordable and quick to fabricate, making it a go-to for short-term needs or while waiting on a more permanent solution.

✔ Affordable

✔ Quick to fabricate & easy to repair

✔ Ideal for short-term use

Things to consider: More likely to feel bulky, less secure, and may wear out faster than other options.

Made from flexible, gum-colored material, this option offers a more natural look and feel without any metal. It’s ideal for patients looking for something lightweight and highly discreet.

✔ No metal — blends seamlessly with your gums

✔ Flexible, lightweight & comfortable

✔ Virtually invisible when worn

Things to consider: Not as supportive for chewing, and more difficult to adjust or repair compared to rigid alternatives.

Designed to replace just a single tooth — typically a premolar or molar — the Nesbit is a very small partial that snaps over the adjacent teeth. It’s one of the most discreet removable options available.

✔ Tiny & removable — designed to replace just one tooth

✔ No visible metal

✔ Lightweight & easy to use

Things to consider: Because it’s small, it’s easier to misplace or accidentally swallow, and not ideal for chewing or long-term stability.

This clear tray looks similar to an Invisalign aligner and holds a single false tooth in place. It’s best used as a cosmetic solution, especially for front teeth, when chewing function isn’t the priority.

✔ Crystal-clear — resembles an Invisalign tray with a built-in tooth

✔ Metal-free & ultra-discreet

✔ Great temporary fix for front teeth

Things to consider: Not built for eating or long-term durability. Best for cosmetic situations, not daily function.