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A partial for a short span of missing teeth, often on one side of the arch. A licensed dentist reviews your case before anything is made. Flex from $489.
A unilateral partial replaces a small span of missing teeth, commonly one to three teeth and often on a single side of the upper or lower arch. It is still a custom removable appliance. It is not a full denture, and it is not a substitute for an exam with a local dentist.
If you have been searching for a way to replace 1–3 missing teeth without starting in a waiting room, this is that page. You take impressions at home. A licensed dentist (DDS) in your state reviews them. A U.S. dental lab fabricates the partial only after that review.
A flexible partial is the broader option, used when more of the arch needs teeth replaced. A unilateral partial is the narrower case: a few missing teeth, often confined to one side. The reviewing dentist decides which appliance, if any, fits your mouth. This page does not make that decision.
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Cosmetic removable appliances are non-surgical, non-permanent dental devices intended for aesthetic enhancement only. They do not move teeth, correct bite alignment, or treat dental disease. All cases are reviewed by a licensed dentist prior to fabrication where applicable. Eligibility is determined at the discretion of the reviewing provider. Results vary by individual case. Appliances are removable and not intended as a substitute for comprehensive dental care. Patients should maintain regular in-office dental examinations and follow the advice of their local dental provider.
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