Partial Flex® is a NYLON-free copolymer, which is developed with the highest technology to offer the best results in the realization of flexible prostheses and occlusal guards.
Partial Flex® is a medical device in accordance with the CE MDD 93/42 / EEC regulation, and in accordance with the processes dictated according to annex V, for class IIa medical devices with CE certification number 1783, in addition to have a strict quality control in its manufacture and use, under the ISO 13485: 2016 standard, it has studies carried out in Belgium by the renowned TOXICON® laboratory and studies carried out in Mexico by LEI®, which guarantee biocompatibility as well as the analysis of the allergen and cytotoxicity index, as well as studies carried out at the prestigious International University of Catalonia "UIC" focused on bone resorption. To verify the high demands of dental materials, it has a study carried out by the Nordic Institute of Dental Materials "NIOM" for dentures based on polymers according to the ISO 20795-1: 2013 standard.
For the patient
There is no better material to replace the missing teeth in your mouth than Partial Flex®, since it offers you a comfortable solution through a removable, flexible and unbreakable prosthesis, in this way you will regain the security of your smile without the traditional retainers being seen. metallic "hooks"
For the dentist
The advantages of prescribing Partial Flex® in the end benefit you as a dentist, since a minimum of appointments are required for the patient to receive a flexible, comfortable and lightweight removable prosthesis. This will increase patient satisfaction as a reflection of the quality of professional work.
For the dental technician
There is no better material for flexible prostheses than Partial Flex®, easy to polish, safe injections like no other material, as it is nylon free and this will ensure that the prostheses do not loosen during use and do not lose color. Each work is accompanied by a bag and a certificate that will sign the quality of your laboratory.
CHARACTERISTICS OF PARTIAL FLEX®
Color stability: does not show color change
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Translucency: if it shows
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Absence of porosity: no porosities
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Maximum flexural strength: 26 MPa
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Modulus of elasticity: 718.6 E (MPa)
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Improved maximum stress intensity factor for materials with improved maximum stress resistance for materials with resistance to maximum impact : 2.3 Kmax (MPa m1 / 2) _______________________________________
Maximum breaking load: 5891.9 wƒ (J / m2)
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Solubility: -0.074 Wsl (μg / mm3)
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Absorption: 1 Wsp (μg / mm3)
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Impact resistance: 2.4 MPa m1 / 2
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Flexural modulus: 718.6 E (MPa)
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* Studies conducted at (NIOM) NORDIC INSTITUTE OF DENTAL MATERIALS Test report no. 035/18
"With Partial Flex® my patients are much more comfortable and the maintenance of their prostheses is very easy to perform."
- Dr. Mauricio Lima
"My prosthesis is comfortable, besides that it has not deformed at all, there are no strange flavors and I have been using it for more than two years."
- Paciente Brenda Hernández
"This material has helped me to optimize time and my cartridges, since I have time between injection and injection I have injected up to three cases with a single tube"
- Den Javier Suárez
The concept of metal-free prostheses has resulted in strong criticism in this regard, because they are made with errors and their use has been abused. Even in the beginning, erroneous comments were made about the fact that flexible prostheses massaged the gum and bone in such a way that bone resorption was not caused. This concept, now understood, does not offer any scientific support.
Partial Flex® is an excellent alternative to avoid the excessive use of metal, taking into account the importance of leaving a balanced occlusion, eliminating ischemic areas when the prosthesis is inserted, avoiding the use of retainers in each abutment tooth, understanding that the guides of Insertions are those that allow us retention, and not retainers or hooks.
