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Based upon a patented split-shank post, the ball and socket attachment delivers all the benefits of the Flexi-Post for highest retention of full and partial dentures. The attachment can be placed without lab assistance providing a simple, inexpensive overdenture at chairside.
An overdenture that’s supported by the split-shank Flexi-Post delivers maximum retention with minimal stress. The unique split-shank prevents root fracture, and absorbs stress by gradually closing during placement. Insertion is easier and cleaner because the split shank creates vertical blades which sweep debris into the split. Additionally, you get a better, more secure fit at the area where the canal widens, because the Flexi-Overdenture post has a second tier that widens at the same point. This
makes Flexi-Overdenture the most retentive overdenture around.
The Flexi-Overdenture® EZ-Change® attachment is a new patented keeper and cap system that allows for “quick and easy” nylon cap insert replacement, while utilizing the current overdenture post system. A metal keeper is permanently cold cured into the denture to hold a threaded nylon cap insert. When worn, this cap may easily be removed, requiring only seconds for replacement, thereby considerably shortening chair time.
There are no limitations to the Flexi-Overdenture System. In fact, we recommend it for use as an invisible attachment with a partial denture. The Flexi-Post Overdenture Attachment is simply an essential part of every restorative dental practice.
More at: http://www.edsdental.com/
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