Thank you for your inquiry about Grammetry compatibility. For your convenience, we offer a comprehensive compatibility chart on our website to help you determine if your specific requirements align with Grammetry's capabilities. Grammetry is ROE’s brand of product and design service, though similar offerings exist from other labs. We're proud to be at the forefront of Grammetry implementation, with thousands of successful cases to our credit. To support the dental community, we've created a free, 72-page Grammetry guidebook. This detailed resource covers all aspects of Grammetry and is available to download for free on our website. For more information and to access these resources, please visit www.roedentallab.com/grammetry

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Hi There!! Thank you for that question, there is no difference in function between the two of them, Novalock is just a Straumann product!

Hello Patricia great question! The partial would have a lingual aspect to it that would get in the way of the snap on smile, so you would not be able to wear both at the same time!

@@ROEDentalLaboratory thank you!

​@@patriciascott4211 You are very welcome! We would suggest that you consult with your doctor to see if there are any other alternatives that would work for you!

Hi Crystal. This is a great question - thanks for asking😁. I am unsure if you mean only in relation to full arch surgery or in general so I will answer it both ways. In the world of full arch, we are very excited to say that we have a full arch FP1 option that has no pink included (FP3 protheses have some pink, FP2 have a little pink, FP1 has no pink). This is our GuidedSMILE Natural option - www.roedentallab.com/products/chrome-guidedsmile/guided-surgery-decisions/guidedsmile-natural/. This requires very minimal bone reduction (more like light socket contouring) and the end result looks so good. As a full service dental lab we do create many other high quality products that have no gums at all but do need to take into consideration of the patients real-life soft tissue. Great example of this would be all of our crowns, our crown and bridge options, implant supported crowns etc. - www.roedentallab.com/products/fixed-restorations/ Our splints and guards options also don't have gums but definitely sit on them - www.roedentallab.com/products/splints-and-guards/ . The notable exception here is the patented miniComfort that suctions to the front set of teeth on the bottom jaw (the mandible). Our CLEARaline ortho aligners also do not involve the creation of gums. These are just a great cost-effective alternative to Invisalign for patients who cannot afford Invisalign - www.roedentallab.com/products/clearaline-ortho-aligners/ Our tissue-supported surgical guides definitely take into consideration gums in their design process but we also have bone and tooth supported guides that rely less on the gums if that is more appropriate for the patient scenario - www.roedentallab.com/products/surgical-guides/ I hope this answers your question. Thanks for asking. Come follow us on our socials and you will see the full suite of dental products we create - www.roedentallab.com .Thanks for asking.

Hi Ahmetkula. Great question. In the world of guided full arch surgery, where the lab is planning and manufacturing everything, 14 days is very fast. That's receiving and analyzing the records, implant planning the case, conducting the online meeting with the doctor, and, upon approval, going to manufacture with a robust QC step at the end. Some of the other guided options on the market are now quoting somewhere between 30-40 business days. Of course if you are willing to 3D print the resin components in-house then this can be significantly quicker. Quite possibly we could cut this time in half. The downside is that the doctor is now liable to ensure that all parts printed properly and stack appropriately since you are the person that printed them. The third approach is using the GuidedSMILE plugin within the RealGUIDE software. If you have mastered all of the technology required you could, hypothetically, go to surgery in as little as 4 days. That is you doing everything (plan, design & manufacture) with GuidedSMILE doing the QC step necessary to ensure your implant plan and guide design will be effective. Definitely doable for one or two surgeries but that rate of pace would be exceptionally difficult to maintain in the long run.

​@@ROEDentalLaboratory I would like to thank to your sincerly response. Could you publish more live surgery with this guide , it would be better i think.by the way you are a greate laboratory.

@@ahmetkula7 Of course we are happy to help in anyway that we can! I am going to link a case study using our Chrome GuidedSMILE, you can also view many other GuidedSMILE case studies on our channel. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-lZ_8sj7G5Qw.htmlsi=PMoI4xLU9O6oavUA If you would like to see an overview using our RealGUIDE software you can click this one below! ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-pYjyq6RAa3A.htmlsi=RxNxTv-eKVbRGTHT

@@ahmetkula7 Sorry for the delay in response (I was on vacation). Thank you so much for your kind words. We are big fans of this product also. We do have a webpage on it (www.roedentallab.com/products/chrome-guidedsmile/guidedsmile-lite/) but you are right we do need to publish more cases on it since we have been developing and refining it over the last number of years. Thanks again

If your denture doesn't fit right it can flop around and irritate. The best way around this is to reline the denture with material but you have to be careful not to leave voids between the denture and the palate. By drilling small holes into the denture you make certain that there is zero chance of a void and that all land masses are captured. This gets sent back to the lab where we scan it and make a better fitting denture that fits perfectly. Hope that helps.

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Hello! It is a CAD/CAM spray or Scan Spray. There are many different brands out there, you would just need to make sure it is for intraoral use.

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GuidedTEMP is a highly predictable, easy to use, surgical guide that helps the doctor deliver an immediate implant provisional based upon the guided position of the implant. Each GuidedTEMP package comes with a surgical guide, immediate provisional template, temporary abutment, an implant screw, plug, and blockout gaskets. If you'd like more information on GuidedTEMP please visit our website - roedentallab.com/GuidedTemp_YT

Good question. In dental technology, the standard overjet and overbite is 1mm & 1mm. This patient's case appears to follow this rule.

@@ROEDentalLaboratory oh ok. I’m preparing for my dentures on July 2nd. Upper dentures and I’m terrified the teeth won’t look natural. I can’t offered implants and this has taken a horrible toll on me mentally.

That is valid concern! We would recommend having a discussion with your doctor about your concerns to make sure you both have the same vision. Then you can rest easy knowing you both have the same end result in mind.

Thanks for asking! Yes, they can be relined just like any conventional denture.

Thank you for your feedback. We apologize if the video’s explanation was insufficient. Allow us to provide a more detailed response addressing the process of adding a tooth to a flexible partial denture. The process of adding a tooth to an existing flexible partial denture typically involves the following steps: Duplicate pick-up impression: Take an impression of the patient's mouth with the flexible partial denture in place. This impression will serve as a guide for the new tooth's position and ensure proper fit. Prep area to be added to: Prepare the flexible partial denture by roughening the area where the new tooth will be added. This step helps create a better bonding surface for the new tooth. Set & Wax tooth: Select a suitable tooth that matches the color, shape, and size of the adjacent teeth. Position the tooth on the flexible partial denture using wax to hold it in place temporarily. Invest & Boil out: Invest the flexible partial denture with the waxed tooth in a dental flask. This process involves embedding the denture in a plaster-like material. Once the investment material has set, boil out the wax, leaving a space for the new tooth. Apply fusing liquid to existing flexible partial and inject: Apply a fusing liquid or bonding agent to the prepared area on the flexible partial denture. This liquid helps create a strong bond between the existing denture and the new tooth. Inject thermoplastic resin into the space left by the boiled-out wax, filling the void and securing the new tooth in place. Finish & polish: After the thermoplastic has cured, remove the flexible partial denture from the flask. Trim any excess thermoplastic, and polish the denture to create a smooth, seamless finish. By following these steps, you can effectively add a new tooth to an existing flexible partial denture, ensuring proper fit, function, and aesthetics.

Thank you for sharing your thoughts on the sample denture. You are correct in this model has been polished on the puck. However, I wanted to let you know that this is an Ivotion denture, which is a high-quality milled denture. Ivotion dentures are fabricated using CAD/CAM technology and specialized materials, allowing for a very precise fit based on the records. I understand your perspective that try-ins are important, as what looks good on a model can sometimes appear quite different when placed in a patient's mouth. That said, we still value the importance of patient satisfaction and conduct a final try-in to ensure that the denture meets the patient's expectations in terms of comfort, function, and appearance. If any minor adjustments are needed, we can make them at that time. We have found that Ivotion dentures provide our clients with exceptional quality, fit, and aesthetics, streamlining the denture fabrication process while delivering outstanding results.

Digital dentures are here to stay.Milled dentures to me have a lot of waste as I can pack probably 5 dentures the traditional way with the same amount of acrylic. It looks like your lab is very high tech.congrats for that.

@@larrystradeski8261 I agree that digital dentures are here to stay. As production processes, materials and records all get better so does the end result. There are a lot of inherent patient benefits related to digital dentures. Milled dentures though do have their place in the mix. They tend to be stronger which is really helpful for heavy clenchers/biters (or even those who are clumsy). We also still make thousands of traditional dentures every year though we have seen a very slight downward slide in popularity. Thank you on the compliment - we are very tech forward. We are constantly evaluating new dental tech as we like to meet doctors where they are in terms of their technology and proficiency.

Getting dentures that fit well and that you're happy with is so important. It sounds like your dentist had a wide selection for you to choose from, which is fantastic. That's great to hear that you were able to get top-of-the-line partial dentures that you really like! It's also smart to put in your warranty on Monday - that will give you added peace of mind and protection for your new dentures. Enjoy your new smile! We're glad the process of selecting and receiving your partials went so smoothly. Wishing you all the best with them.

@@ROEDentalLaboratory I called them my warranty today got it done and they answered my questions and was very helpful

@@ROEDentalLaboratory thank you

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How do you feel about them?

@@ROEDentalLaboratory I'd like to tell you when I went to the dentist I had a choice of six in front of me, I did not know I was getting yours I had watched several videos on RU-vid and some people were buying the metal ones I didn't want I didn't want stiff ones all the ones she showed me I did not want you showed me the flexible ones and that's the one I wanted so my first appointment after picking everything you know that one I came back for the next appointment they took a play some sort of plaything thing put it in my mouth I had to do it for my uppers and lowers and buy it up and down on it and everything and then took them off then for my third appointment I came back and I picked the teeth I picked the teeth color she brought a whole bunch of colors different colors so from bright white and everything so I told her to match my current color of my whiteness on my teeth so we went with that and took on it and then she sure didn't point it to me and I told her that color was okay and so we couldn't be able to tell them from my real teeth, so on my next appointment I had it was like fake with the teeth and everything and she had me but put them in there but I'm saying now and say is that comfortable with you and made all the adjustments on this fake plate I didn't understand as we were progressing okay now on my last appointment I got the teeth she put them in my mouth told me to go buy it up and down showed me in detail how I could get him out and everything and I wasn't sure and everything and you can't even tell I have a partial you can't tell and I didn't think I'd be able to get him out because you're nice and tight and so I love them going to Amazon and got the correct stuff a dental brush and the correct stuff to go with the type of teeth I have and I read the reviews on them and I talked with the manufacturer over the phone so I'm getting the correct thing how to keep it nice clean and taken care of so I'm getting a year Supply I love them you can't even tell they are so beautiful I made the right choice I never asked how much it cost I did not care you have good quality on cars clothes and Furniture but I think the good quality for your teeth is just as important and so I know I made the right choice because I'm going to be living with them for the rest of my life I did find out from the manufacturer when I talk to them that if I lose future teeth in the in future I can have them add it to my current partials so as I need future partials I can go to the dentist and they can adapt them to my future needs and I like that they're guaranteed for my lifetime not the lifetime of the teeth before my personal lifetime and I added the manufacturers number to my phone in future and I just love them there so beautiful I solved my biggest problem who is measurable before I don't have any teeth on my lower left side and that was my main concern and now I have all the teeth I used to have again thank you

I am working on getting used to them, I am happy I have them. I have an appointment with my dentist to get my uppers. I will begin the process on june 5. So I will have both in future. I want the same material for my uppers as my lowers.

@@okpeace4687 I'm very happy that this has been a positive experience for you. For many patients getting right fitting dentures can be life changing

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You would have to discuss that with your dental professional. You can make the request for the product and trust them to do what's best for your dental needs!

We're sorry that this has been your experience. The first step we would always recommend is being more clear in your communication with your dentist. Tell them calmly and precisely your situation and concerns. Despite you having concerns the doctor feasibly may not have picked up on them or realized how important they are to you. If this doesn't work it might be prudent to investigate an alternative dentist. This definitely should be the last resort as you choose your dentist for good reason and finding another good one can prove to be difficult. Good luck with whatever path you decide on.

@@ROEDentalLaboratory Thanks for the reply. He’s a denturist, not dentist, so you’d think he’d be better at ensuring a good result…it’s all he does, dentures. Every request for needed adjustments due to pain are treated like an annoyance. He never acknowledged how bad they looked, and made it sound like the hard reline would take care of everything. It didn’t. Anyway, I appreciate your attention to detail!

It is exciting to have forward thinking technology. ROE Dental Laboratory is a tech positive company and we are with you in sharing excitement for this amazing technological advancement!

Thanks for asking, medium body PVS will work just as good!

Hello Ms Smith. I am assuming you are referencing surgical guides seen in this video vs Grammetry and the OptiSplint scan body. Grammetry and the OptiSplint spend only mins in the mouth and are only there to capture implant location. They themselves would have zero negative impact on any patients life. In relation to surgical guides a more nuanced answer is appropriate. Saying surgical guides ruins lives is similar to blaming cars for car accidents. Yes, to extend this metaphor, there is a chance for car mechanical failure that can lead to injury but more likely the factors for an accident would be the driver and the environmental situation. The driver in this case is the doctor. We always recommend patients to research their doctor before signing up for full arch restorations. These are complex cases and doctoral skill is vital. The environment factors here would be 1) the immediate environment - overall health of the patient, is the patient a bleeder, bone density at implant sites, etc. - and 2) the long-term environment - will the patient follow the necessary hygiene and eating instructions for the 4-6 months post-surgery healing? These are significant factors outside the control of the doctor or influence of a stackable surgical guide system. Overall research has shown that the safest form of oral surgery is stackable surgical guides - they have an implant failure rate of just over 2%, vs freehand which is closer to 6.5%. For more details please read here - pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/34408127/

This is an important question. In general you are advised to stay away from sticky foods as they can move your dentures out of place (eg peanut butter), foods with small but stubborn pieces (eg popcorn kernels), hard foods that can damage or dislodge dentures (eg nuts, apples), and tough meats that can result in sore spots due to to much chewing and/or grinding. We always recommend you discuss all of this in deeper detail with your doctor.

Thank you for the question! Bite blocks are made to specific measurements. Doctors generally add or remove wax from them to get the VDO they desire for the patient from those standard measurements. There are centric trays on the market that can be used as well.

Great question! By "hot", we really meant boiling. Some people think if they are cleaning something they want boiling water. Hot liquids like coffee and tea are totally fine.