Denture Teeth

Denture teeth for complete and partial dentures are available in different shapes, sizes, shades and materials. Explore anterior and posterior teeth from Ivoclar, VITA, Kulzer and Huge Kaifeng. Tooth selection affects both the appearance and function of a denture, including anatomy, occlusion and compatibility with the denture base. The range covers tooth lines for different clinical requirements and workflows.

Denture teeth and tooth selection

Prefabricated denture teeth are used to fabricate and repair removable prostheses. Tooth forms are chosen to suit the patient, the desired appearance and the planned occlusion. Anterior teeth influence smile appearance, lip support and speech, while posterior teeth also contribute to chewing function and occlusal contacts.

Shapes, shades and materials

The tooth lines offer different moulds and shade systems. Even when several manufacturers use A–D shade designations, shade matching and compatibility must be assessed for each system. Materials and processing instructions differ, so follow the manufacturer’s instructions when combining teeth with a denture base.

Conventional and digital dentures

The selection includes conventional tooth lines and certain lines intended for digital denture workflows. The tooth library, base material and bonding process need to be compatible. Explore Ivoclar, VITA, Kulzer and Huge Kaifeng, and see shade guides for shade selection.

Frequently asked questions

How do anterior and posterior denture teeth differ?

Anterior teeth are selected particularly for appearance, shape and speech. Posterior teeth must also suit the intended occlusal scheme.

Can different tooth lines be combined?

That depends on shade, shape, material and the manufacturer’s recommendations. Always check compatibility.

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