Removable prosthetics designed and manufactured with a digital workflow

Removable Prosthetics with a Digital Protocol

High-Precision Digital Fabrication for Removable Prosthetics

We manufacture full, partial, and overdenture removable prosthetics with a completely digital protocol. Intraoral scanning, online design review, and 3D verification try-in included.

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98% of our cases are handled via intraoral scanner for hundreds of practices that already trust Smileep®

Removable prosthetics manufactured with a digital protocol for dental practices

Digital removable prosthetics with fewer analogue steps

Removable prosthetics remain essential for many patients, but the workflow does not need to be slow or manual. At Smileep we digitise design, try-in and fabrication so the practice receives a more predictable prosthesis with fewer adjustments.

How we manufacture your Removable Prosthetics

From scan to practice in 5–7 days

01
Intraoral Scan

Intraoral Scan

Take the intraoral scan of your patient (or send us the physical model to digitise) and upload it to the portal.

02
CAD Design

CAD Design

We design the prosthetics in CAD and send you a preview for online review before manufacturing.

03
3D Fabrication

3D Fabrication

We manufacture the prosthetics using high-precision dental 3D printing technology and biocompatible materials.

04
Delivery in 5–7 days

Delivery in 5–7 days

The prosthetics arrive at your practice ready to try in, with the 3D verification try-in included.

Types of digital removable prosthetics

One shared workflow for different clinical indications

Full denture

Complete edentulism

  • Digital design of bases and teeth
  • 3D verification try-in when the case requires it
  • Predictable finish for edentulous patients

Partial denture

Partial tooth loss

  • Planning according to mucosal and dental support
  • Design adjusted to the practice instructions
  • Digital fabrication with fewer manual steps

Overdenture

Locator or bar

  • Implant-supported solutions for greater stability
  • Compatible with Locator or bar retention
  • Digital workflow to control fit and passivity

What clinics say about Smileep®

Trusted by professionals who work with us every day

“The material quality is excellent — the splint is completely transparent and fits perfectly from the very first fitting, with no adjustments needed.”
Dr. Martín García
Clínica Dental García
“I am delighted with the product. I love the presentation, how well they fit, and how little they change colour over time.”
Dra. Raquel González Puerto
Clínica Dental Tena
“The quality of the work is excellent, and most importantly, communication with the laboratory is very fluid.”
Dr. Raimonda Bagdonaviciute
Clínica Dental SMITA
“The implant-supported prosthetics fit perfectly, with such precise fit and occlusion that they barely require any adjustment. It is reassuring to work with professionals like this.”
Dr. Eduardo Díaz Carmona
Clínica Dental Torre Roja

FAQs about Digital Removable Prosthetics

Everything you need to know before sending your first case

What types of digital removable prosthetics do you manufacture?

We manufacture full dentures (maxillary and mandibular), removable partial dentures, implant-supported overdentures with Locator retention, and bar-supported overdentures. All types with a 100% digital workflow.

What advantages does 3D printing bring to removable prosthetics?

3D printing offers far superior dimensional accuracy compared to analogue methods. The prosthetics fit better, require fewer chairside adjustments, and the process is more hygienic by eliminating conventional alginate impressions.

What is a removable prosthetic?

A removable prosthetic is a dental restoration that the patient can insert and remove themselves. It can be complete (when all teeth in an arch are missing) or partial (when some natural teeth remain to provide support).

What is an overdenture?

An overdenture is a removable prosthetic anchored to implants to provide greater stability than a conventional denture. The most common systems are Locator retention (on 2 or 4 implants) and the friction bar (larger support surface).

When is a removable prosthetic better than a fixed one?

A removable prosthetic is recommended when there is insufficient bone for implants, when the patient has budget constraints, or when surgery is not possible for health or hygiene reasons. It is also the only option in cases of complete tooth loss without implants.

Request Protocol — Removable Prosthetics

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