• Patients seeking a lightweight, metal-free partial denture
• Cases with limited space or undercuts where rigid materials may not fit comfortably
• Interim or transitional partials during implant or restorative treatment
• Patients with metal allergies or sensitivities
• Esthetically demanding cases where tissue-colored materials are preferred

• Fully edentulous arches (Valplast is designed for partial use only)
• Patients with poor oral hygiene or high caries risk
• Situations requiring rigid occlusal support
• Heavily resorbed ridges that may not provide sufficient retention
• Cases needing frequent relines or adjustments (Valplast is not easily relined or repaired)

• Ensure clear impressions capturing all soft tissue anatomy and undercuts
• Block out deep undercuts in the model before processing
• Avoid sharp bony areas that may cause discomfort with flexible materials
• Shade selection should match surrounding tissue and teeth for optimal aesthetics
• Bite registration should be accurate to avoid occlusal interferences

Valplast flexible partials are removable and do not require cementation.

• Valplast requires a pressure-injected, heat-polymerized process to ensure strength and flexibility
• Material can be polished to a high luster and is resistant to staining
• Adjustments should be made with a coarse carbide bur followed by a rubber polisher; avoid high-speed tools
• Soaking in warm water prior to insertion can make the partial more pliable for easier placement
• Repairs are limited; replacing the prosthesis is often more effective than adjusting

• D5213 – Mandibular partial denture – resin base (including retentive/clasping materials, rests, and teeth)
• D5214 – Maxillary partial denture – resin base (including retentive/clasping materials, rests, and teeth)