Natural appearance – Valplast dentures are designed to blend seamlessly with your gums, making them a discreet and natural-looking solution for replacing missing teeth.
Comfortable fit – Its lightweight material conforms to the shape of your mouth, helping to minimise pressure points and providing a more comfortable fit than traditional dentures.
Metal free design – Because they don’t use visible metal clasps, Valplast dentures offer a more aesthetic alternative to conventional partial dentures.
Durable everyday use – Despite being flexible, they are strong and resilient, making them suitable for daily eating, speaking and long-term wear.
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Our Valplast dentures are some of the most affordable in Central London. Prices usually range from £795 to £1,595. The price of the denture is dependent on the number of teeth and the complexity of the denture design.
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Valplast flexi: 1-3 teeth |
from £750 |
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Valplast flexi: 4-8 teeth |
from £950 |
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Valplast flexi: 8+ teeth |
from £1,150 |
Whites Dental offers flexible payment options for Valplast dentures, including 0% finance over 12 months, helping you spread the cost without paying interest during the 0% finance period. Longer finance terms are also available, allowing you to choose a monthly repayment that better suits your budget.
For a Valplast denture costing £1,500, the example repayments below show how the cost could be spread over different finance terms. The 12-month option is shown at 0% APR, while longer terms are calculated at 9.9% APR.
| Finance Term | APR | Monthly Repayment |
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| 12 Months | 0% | £125.00 |
| 24 Months | 9.9% | £68.86 |
| 36 Months | 9.9% | £48.03 |
| 48 Months | 9.9% | £37.67 |
| 60 Months | 9.9% | £31.49 |
Finance is subject to status, eligibility and the applicable finance provider’s terms. Monthly repayments are illustrative for a £1,500 treatment cost.
The Valplast denture treatment process begins with a detailed consultation where our dentist assesses your oral health and suitability. At this stage, your needs are discussed to determine whether Valplast dentures are the most appropriate solution for you.
Precise impressions of your mouth are taken to create a highly accurate model for your custom Valplast partial denture. This ensures the final metal-free denture is designed to fit comfortably and blend naturally with your existing teeth and gums.
Once your Valplast dentures are ready, your dentist will fit them and make any necessary adjustments to ensure comfort and function. You will also receive guidance on wearing, cleaning, and maintaining your flexible dentures for long-term success.
Book an appointment for Valplast flexi dentures with Dr Romina in London Marble Arch or Waterloo.
Valplast dentures are a type of partial flexible denture made from a unique, durable nylon-based material that allows the denture to adapt naturally to the movement of your mouth. Unlike traditional acrylic or metal-based partial dentures, Valplast flexible dentures are designed without rigid frameworks or visible metal clasps, making them a popular choice for patients who want a more discreet tooth replacement option.
These metal-free dentures are commonly used to replace one or several missing teeth and are especially beneficial in areas of the mouth where aesthetics matter most, such as the front teeth. Because Valplast dentures are lightweight and flexible, they distribute pressure evenly across the gums, improving comfort and reducing irritation compared to conventional partial dentures.
Valplast dentures are made from a flexible nylon base that is moulded to the shape of your gums and mouth. This creates a close-fitting base that supports the replacement teeth and helps the denture stay positioned during normal movement.
The denture uses flexible, tooth-coloured clasps that extend around selected remaining teeth to provide retention. These clasps flex slightly when the denture is inserted or removed before returning to their original position to hold it securely.
The replacement teeth are securely incorporated into the Valplast base in the positions of your missing teeth. When you bite and chew, the forces are transferred through the replacement teeth and flexible base onto the supporting tissues and remaining teeth.
Unlike a rigid acrylic denture, Valplast has some flexibility, allowing the denture to flex slightly as you speak, chew and move your mouth. Its combination of a close-fitting base and flexible clasps helps it remain in position without relying on metal components.
You can find out more how Valplast dentures work in our article on the topic.
Valplast dentures are flexible and lightweight, helping them sit comfortably in the mouth while you eat without the rigid feel of a metal framework. Their close fit can also help keep the denture secure when biting and chewing.
The slim, flexible design leaves more space for natural tongue movement, which can make speaking feel more comfortable. Because Valplast dentures are lightweight and closely fitted, they can also feel less intrusive than bulkier removable dentures.
Valplast is flexible and designed to follow the contours of your gums, helping reduce the hard, rigid sensation associated with some other types of dentures. The gum-coloured material also avoids the need for a bulky metal framework against the gums.
Their lightweight construction can make Valplast dentures comfortable to wear for extended periods without feeling heavy or cumbersome. For suitable patients, this combination of flexibility, fit and lightweight design can make them easier to live with throughout the day.
Valplast dentures are made from flexible, gum-coloured nylon, giving them a more discreet and natural-looking appearance than basic acrylic dentures. Acrylic dentures are made from rigid plastic and can look more noticeable, particularly around the gums and teeth.
Valplast dentures are lightweight and flexible, making them generally more comfortable to wear than basic acrylic dentures. Their flexibility also allows them to adapt more naturally to the contours of the mouth, whereas acrylic dentures can feel bulkier and more rigid.
Valplast dentures use flexible gum-coloured clasps that grip around existing teeth without the need for visible metal clasps. Basic acrylic dentures are a more straightforward and economical option, but they can be less discreet and may require more material to provide adequate support.
Valplast is generally the more comfortable and discreet option for suitable patients, while basic acrylic dentures are primarily chosen as a simpler, lower-cost solution. Your gum health, bite and number of remaining teeth will determine whether Valplast is suitable for you.
Valplast dentures are made from flexible, gum-coloured material, making them highly discreet and designed to blend naturally with the gums. Chrome metal dentures have a thin metal framework and may have visible metal clasps, although these can often be positioned discreetly.
Valplast dentures are lightweight and flexible, which can make them particularly comfortable for patients who prefer a softer, more adaptable denture. Chrome dentures are rigid but exceptionally slim, providing a precise and stable fit without the bulk of other denture materials.
Chrome metal dentures are generally stronger and more durable than Valplast, making them an excellent option where long-term strength and stability are important. Valplast is more flexible and discreet, but its flexibility means it does not offer the same level of rigidity and structural strength as chrome.
Valplast dentures are generally less expensive than chrome metal dentures and can be an attractive option when comfort, flexibility and appearance are priorities. Chrome dentures are more expensive and require more complex design and laboratory work, but they can offer superior durability and stability where the patient’s teeth and gums are suitable.
Valplast dentures are suitable for patients who are missing one or several teeth and want a removable replacement option. They help restore chewing function and appearance without the need for invasive treatment.
They are ideal for individuals who want a discreet, natural-looking solution without visible metal clasps. The flexible, gum-coloured design blends in with surrounding teeth for a more aesthetic result.
Valplast dentures are a good option for patients who cannot or do not wish to have dental implants due to medical, financial, or bone-related reasons. They provide a non-surgical way to replace missing teeth effectively.
They are well suited to patients who struggle with the rigidity of traditional dentures and want something more comfortable. The flexible material adapts to mouth movements, helping reduce irritation and pressure points.
Clean Valplast dentures every day using a soft brush and a non-abrasive denture cleaner to lift away buildup without damaging the surface. A gentle routine keeps them fresh while protecting their natural, gum-like finish.
Keep your dentures moist when they’re not in use by storing them in cool water or a recommended soaking solution. This prevents the flexible material from drying out and helps preserve their original shape.
Steer clear of hot water, bleach or harsh cleaning agents, as these can distort or weaken the Valplast material. Handling them with proper care helps make sure the dentures remain comfortable and also durable for a long time to come.
Visit your dentist regularly so the fit and condition of your Valplast dentures can be checked and refined if needed. Small adjustments over time help maintain comfort and proper function as your mouth naturally changes.