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Soft Dentures in Almaty: Types, Materials, Installation

Soft dentures are removable appliances with a flexible base made of nylon, silicone, polyurethane, or another thermoplastic. They fit closely against the mucosa and clasp the teeth, so metal clasps are often unnecessary. They are not suitable for everyone: contraindications and the choice of design are determined by the dentist after an examination and impressions.

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How much do soft dentures cost in Almaty

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TreatmentDuration & warrantyPrice
Removable denture per jaw3–4 visitsCast partial or acrylicfrom65 000 ₸Message on WhatsApp
All-on-4/6 denture per jaw3–5 daysFixed, implant-supportedfrom1 800 000 ₸Message on WhatsApp
Permanent denture on four implantsfrom1 000 000 ₸Message on WhatsApp
Initial prosthodontic consultation0 ₸Message on WhatsApp
Removable denturesfrom65 000 ₸Message on WhatsApp
Crownfrom67 000 ₸Message on WhatsApp
E-max veneerfrom182 000 ₸Message on WhatsApp
Consultation and wax-upfrom10 000 ₸Message on WhatsApp
Porcelain-fused-to-metal crownfrom46 000 ₸Message on WhatsApp
Zirconia crownfrom67 000 ₸Message on WhatsApp

What the cost consists of

The final amount depends on the number of missing teeth, the chosen material, and the characteristics of the jaw. Prices for flexible and elastic dentures are calculated after an examination: the dentist assesses the condition of the abutment teeth and mucosa and, if necessary, prescribes cone-beam computed tomography. The exact amount is given at the consultation, before work begins. Initial examination and treatment plan — 0 ₸.

By material

What materials are soft dentures made from

Different materials differ in flexibility and method of fixation — this helps to understand which option the doctor is considering.

Tools and materials for this type of treatment, laid out on a light surface — an illustration for the "Nylon" section

Nylon

A flexible material in a pink or transparent shade. It is suitable for partial removable prosthetics, including single defects. It is retained by fitting closely to the mucosa and abutment teeth. The cost of nylon dentures depends on the number of teeth being replaced.

Chairside appointment: dentist at work, shot over the assistant's shoulder — illustration for the "Silicone" section

Silicone

An elastic material used when rigid bases are not tolerated. A silicone denture distributes the chewing load onto the mucosa. Manufacturing takes longer than with nylon due to the specifics of processing the material.

Jaw model and material samples on the dentist's table next to a mirror and probe — illustration for the "Polyurethane" section

Polyurethane

It combines elasticity and resistance to abrasion. An elastic polyurethane denture is used for partial tooth loss on one jaw. The material does not absorb dyes and does not require special cleaning products.

Doctor showing a patient an X-ray on screen and explaining the treatment plan — illustration for the "Acetal" section

Acetal

A rigid but resilient polymer. It is used to make not only bases but also clasps — hooks for retention. Acetal components are not visible on the teeth and do not require metal inclusions. They are used for partial defects of the dental arch.

Treatment room prepared for an appointment: dental chair, lamp, and a tray of instruments — illustration for the "Combination restorations" section

Combined designs

Different materials are combined in one design: for example, a soft base and rigid clasps. The choice is made after an examination, taking into account the condition of the mucosa and abutment teeth. The dentist explains which option is suitable in a specific case.

Stages of fitting soft dentures

Consultation: doctor and patient at a screen with an X-ray — illustration for the "Consultation and Diagnostics" section
Step 01

Consultation and diagnostics

The dentist examines the oral cavity and assesses the condition of the mucosa and abutment teeth. If necessary, cone-beam computed tomography is prescribed. Based on the results, a treatment plan is drawn up.

Preparation: the assistant lays out sterile instruments, the dentist puts on gloves — illustration for the section "Taking impressions"
Step 02

Taking impressions

Impressions are taken with a 3Shape intraoral scanner or a tray with impression material. The resulting data are sent to the dental laboratory. The accuracy of the impression affects the fit of the future appliance.

The treatment stage itself: the doctor's gloved hands working in the oral cavity — an illustration for the "Fabrication" section
Step 03

Manufacturing

The base and retaining elements are modeled from the impressions. The manufacturing time depends on the material and the complexity of the design. The patient is invited for a fitting.

Follow-up visit: the doctor checks the result with a mirror while the assistant holds the saliva ejector — illustration for the "Fitting and adjustment" section
Step 04

Fitting and adjustment

The finished appliance is tried on, and its fit to the mucosa and retention are checked. If necessary, the borders of the base are adjusted. The dentist shows how to remove and insert the denture.

End of appointment: the doctor sits with the patient to go over aftercare instructions — illustration for the "Discharge and follow-up examination" section
Step 05

Delivery and follow-up visit

The patient receives the denture and care recommendations. A follow-up visit is scheduled a few days later: they check for rubbing and discomfort. If there are complaints, an adjustment is made.

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What are soft dentures and how do they differ from rigid ones?

A removable appliance with an elastic base is held in place by tightly clasping the abutment teeth. Its rigid counterpart is secured with clasps and rests on the mucosa. Let us examine the difference in materials and behavior in the mouth.

Base material: elastic polymers instead of acrylic

The base of a soft denture is made of elastic polymers. Nylon, silicone, polyurethane, acetal — the names differ, but the property is the same: the material bends. A thin plate clasps the tooth and does not require metal hooks. A rigid acrylic base cannot do this. It holds its shape but does not flex. Hence the difference in sensations. A soft appliance presses less on individual areas of the gum because the load is distributed over a larger area. However, this does not mean it suits everyone. The dentist decides based on the clinical picture: the condition of the abutment teeth, the height of the alveolar ridge, the bite. An elastic base has weak points. It does not always hold its shape during chewing, is harder to reline, and repair in case of breakage is limited. A rigid denture is easier to fix and adjust. Therefore, the question is not which material is better, but which one will suit a specific case.

How an elastic appliance differs from an acrylic one

ParameterFlexible dentureRigid acrylic
BaseElastic polymerHard acrylic
RetentionGrips around teethClasps, suction
Metal in the structureNot neededMetal clasps
RelineDifficultFeasible
Repair if brokenLimitedPossible
Load distributionOver a larger areaFocused on abutments
PriceHigherLower

How a soft denture stays in the mouth without clasps

A soft denture does not hook onto teeth with metal clasps. Retention is provided by the material itself and the way it follows the relief of the jaw. The appliance is held in place by a tight fit against the tissues.

Tight fit of the base against the mucosa

The base sits on the mucous membrane and follows its relief. The more accurately the impression is taken, the tighter the contact. The elastic material flexes slightly during chewing and returns to its original shape. Because of this, almost no gap remains under the base where food could get stuck. Suction is not the main thing here. The main work is done by friction and a precise fit along the ridges and folds. If the relief is captured roughly, the denture starts to move, presses on individual areas, and the person feels it. The dentist checks the fit during the examination, looking for tilting and areas of excessive pressure. Sometimes the base has to be adjusted. It all depends on the clinical picture: the condition of the mucosa, the shape of the alveolar ridge, and how the patient tolerates the load. Anatomy varies from person to person, and two people never have identical retention. On the upper jaw, the palate helps; on the lower jaw, there is less support. The dentist decides after examination and fitting.

Support from remaining teeth and from the edentulous ridge

  • Adjacent natural teeth: the flexible base extends into the spaces between them and wraps around them on both sides, so the denture does not slide sideways and is held in place by the teeth themselves.
  • Alveolar ridge: the edentulous ridge supports the base, and the taller and smoother it is, the more stable the denture sits in place.
  • Mucosa and submucosal layer: they yield under pressure, and the flexible material distributes the load over a larger area instead of concentrating it at one point.
  • Shape of the base itself: the edge follows the mucogingival junction, and if the border is captured correctly, the denture does not lift during speech or shift when swallowing.
  • Elastic base: it adapts to the tissues without a rigid framework, so retention relies on fit rather than metal components.

Who is a candidate for flexible dentures, and who is not?

A flexible base solves some problems and not others. Let's look at when it is chosen and when the design is unsuitable.

Situations in which a flexible base is chosen

  • Single defects: when one or two teeth are lost in the chewing area, the elastic base bridges the gap without support from adjacent teeth.
  • Distal extension defects: when the dental arch ends and there is no abutment tooth behind, a rigid denture will not stay in place, while a flexible one grips the remaining teeth.
  • Metal allergy: if there was a reaction to acrylic or a cobalt-chromium framework, a nylon base does not cause it, but the material composition should be confirmed with the doctor.
  • Esthetic zone: anterior teeth require the absence of visible clasps, and a flexible denture covers the defect without metal hooks.
  • Removable option during implantation: while osseointegration is taking place, a temporary denture does not press on the site, and its cost depends on the number of missing teeth.

Limitations and contraindications

Not all patients are suited to a flexible base. With pronounced bone atrophy, the denture finds no support and shifts during chewing. If mobile teeth remain, a soft base can increase the load on them. With a deep bite or pronounced overbite, the flexible design interferes with closure. In patients with bruxism, such a denture wears out quickly. Inflammation of the mucosa at the time of fitting is a temporary obstacle: treat first, then prosthetics. The doctor decides after examination and imaging. Cone beam computed tomography shows the condition of the bone, and an intraoral scanner records the relief before placement. If a flexible base is unsuitable, another type of design is considered. The condition of the temporomandibular joint and the height of the lower face are assessed separately. If there is an allergy to the material components, selection is carried out with particular care. Sometimes an increased gag reflex interferes — then the borders of the base are changed. There are also cases where the patient is simply not ready to wear a removable design. The doctor weighs all these circumstances together, not separately.

How long it takes to get used to a soft denture

The adaptation period for a soft denture is never the same. It depends on anatomy, experience wearing removable designs, and how precisely the design sits on the denture-bearing area.

What the adaptation period depends on

In the first days, a foreign body is felt in the mouth. This is normal: the tongue and cheeks find a new position, and the mucosa responds to pressure. In some people the discomfort subsides quickly, in others it lasts longer. The doctor decides after examination, because it cannot be predicted from the material alone. Adaptation is influenced by the height of the alveolar ridge, the tone of the masticatory muscles, and the presence of bony protrusions under the base. If the person previously wore a rigid removable design, getting used to a flexible one is often calmer. A soft denture does not press on the gum the way a rigid one does, but this does not eliminate the adjustment period. Rubber dentures, as such designs are sometimes called, also require time: the material is springy, yet the nerve endings of the mucosa still react to contact. Wearing it regularly helps speed up the process. It is not worth removing the appliance for long periods in the first weeks, otherwise the body starts over each time. If persistent pain appears rather than mild burning, a follow-up visit is needed: the doctor examines the overload zones and adjusts the base.

What changes in speech and taste perception

  • Diction: the tongue contacts the base differently, and the sounds "s", "z", and "sh" may sound slurred at first; reading aloud for ten minutes a day helps.
  • Taste: the base covers part of the palate, so food tastes weaker; perception usually returns as the tongue adapts to the new surface.
  • Salivation: more saliva is produced in the first hours as a reflex to a foreign body; gradually the glands return to their usual function.
  • Sensation of bulk: the denture feels larger than it is because the tongue and cheeks are not yet used to its borders; over time the feeling of a foreign object fades.
  • Speech rate: speaking quickly does not come immediately; it helps to slow down and pronounce words clearly, and then diction evens out without effort.

How to care for and clean a soft denture

A soft denture absorbs everything that enters the mouth. Caring for it differs from caring for a rigid one. Let's look at what to do every day.

Daily cleaning with a soft brush and products

  • Brush: soft, with even bristles, no hard bristles — they scratch the surface, and plaque builds up in the grooves.
  • Paste: regular toothpaste without abrasives, denture gel, or liquid soap. Whitening and menthol varieties are not suitable.
  • Cleaning: twice a day, in the morning after eating and in the evening before bed, with gentle circular motions, without pressing, over the entire surface.
  • Tablets: once a week, dissolve in warm water and soak the denture to remove plaque from the pores.
  • Removal: remove over a sink filled with water or over a towel — a silicone denture slips in wet hands and falls.
  • Storage: in a container with water or a moist solution, not in the open air and not dry, otherwise the material loses its shape.

Why the porous material accumulates plaque

A soft denture is made from a flexible material with open pores. Food debris, bacteria, and coloring substances — tea, coffee, berries — penetrate into these pores. On a rigid denture, plaque lies on a smooth surface and is removed with a brush. On a soft one, it goes deep inside, and washing it out from there is difficult. That is why the denture darkens and begins to smell, even if it is cleaned every day. Porosity is not a defect but a property of the material that provides flexibility and comfort. But it is precisely because of it that care must be regular, without skipping. If plaque has become established, home remedies do not help. Then the denture is taken to the clinic for professional cleaning — with ultrasound or a special solution. How often to do this is decided by the doctor based on the condition of the denture and the oral cavity. It depends on the clinical picture: in one person plaque appears within a month, in another within six months. Smoking and strong tea accelerate darkening. It must not be cleaned with a hard brush or abrasive powder. If an odor appears that does not go away after cleaning, or a crack, the denture is shown to the doctor.

How long a soft denture lasts and when to replace it

The lifespan of a soft denture is not fixed. It depends on the material, care, the condition of the oral cavity, and how often the person wears the appliance. Let's look at what accelerates wear and what signs mean it's time to see a doctor.

What affects wear of the appliance

A soft denture wears out gradually. The flexible base loses its shape if it is removed at night, cleaned with hot water, or left to dry. The material ages: microcracks appear, the color changes, and retention weakens. Chewing load also plays a role — when several teeth are missing, it is distributed unevenly, and the base flexes. The condition of the abutment teeth matters too: if they shift, the appliance no longer seats accurately. Care extends the lifespan but does not cancel natural wear. The doctor decides: they assess whether the denture can be relined or whether a new appliance is needed. No exact figure in years can be given — it all depends on the clinical picture. How often the patient removes and reinserts the appliance also matters. Abrupt movements, the habit of biting nails or hard objects accelerate wear of the edges. Over time, elasticity decreases, and the base begins to conform less well to the relief. Then even good fit no longer holds the appliance the way it did at first.

Signs that require a doctor's examination

  • The denture has started to wobble: if it used to fit snugly and now shifts when talking or eating, this is a sign of wear of the base or changes in the gum contour.
  • Wear marks and cracks have appeared: inspect the appliance in the light — small cracks grow over time, and the denture may break at the worst possible moment.
  • The color has changed: darkening or yellowing indicates that the material is absorbing dyes and plaque, and it can no longer be fully washed off.
  • Chewing has become painful: pressure on the gum in one spot causes discomfort and sometimes inflammation — adjustment or relining is needed.
  • The denture fits poorly after tooth loss: if the supporting tooth was extracted, the appliance no longer rests as before, and it needs to be remade.
  • An odor has appeared that does not go away: it may indicate plaque accumulation in the pores of the material, where the brush cannot reach.

Are there soft dentures for one tooth or for several?

Soft removable dentures are made both for one tooth and for several. But an appliance for one tooth is almost always a temporary measure. Let's look at when each option is appropriate.

Temporary appliance for one tooth

A soft removable denture for one tooth does exist. It is a segment made of elastic material with one artificial tooth. It is used as a temporary solution: while implant placement is being prepared, while the socket heals after extraction, while a permanent crown is being made. Such a segment covers the defect in the smile zone so that the person can communicate comfortably and without embarrassment. It is usually worn for a short time — weeks or months; the exact period is determined by the doctor based on the clinical picture. This appliance does not become a permanent solution for one tooth: the soft material does not transmit chewing load the way a crown on an implant or a bridge does, and it does not replace the missing root. If the adjacent teeth are healthy and implantation is not planned, the doctor may suggest another option — for example, a bridge or an adhesive appliance. The choice depends on the condition of the adjacent teeth, the bite, and how long the patient is willing to wait for the final prosthesis. Sometimes the soft segment is made as a trial: the person checks whether it is comfortable and whether the edge irritates the gum.

Partial and complete options

OptionWhen it is usedWhat it replaces
Single-tooth segmentTemporary closure of the defect until a permanent dentureOne missing tooth
Partial removableSeveral teeth are missing in one or different areasSeveral teeth in a row or with gaps
Complete removableNo teeth on the entire jawThe entire dental arch of the jaw
Conditionally removableSupport on remaining teeth or implantsPart of the arch with support on adjacent teeth

What equipment is used to make soft dentures

A soft denture is born in the laboratory, and there the instruments decide the outcome. Some take the impression, others mold the base. Let's look at what exactly is involved and in what sequence.

Stages of work in the dental laboratory

  • Impression and model: first an impression is taken, and from it a plaster model of the jaw is cast, on which the future appliance will be assembled.
  • Scanning: an intraoral scanner converts the contour into a digital file, and the technician then works with it on screen.
  • Planning: the technician marks the boundaries of the base and the position of the artificial teeth, taking into account the bite and anatomy of the specific patient.
  • Molding: the thermoplastic blank is heated and pressed onto the model under pressure, filling all the irregularities of the denture-bearing area.
  • Finishing: the cooled base is ground and polished, burrs are removed, and the edges and thickness are checked so that the appliance does not rub.
  • Fitting: the finished denture is placed at the appointment, the fit is assessed, and if necessary individual areas and edges of the base are adjusted.

Thermoforming and working with thermoplastics

A thermoplastic is a polymer that softens when heated and hardens again when cooled. It is shaped on the model under pressure. Hence the name of the process — thermoforming. The technician heats a disc or capsule until it becomes pliable, places it on the plaster model, and presses it down. As it cools, the material precisely reproduces the relief, including undercuts where a rigid appliance cannot go. That is why a soft upper denture is held without clasps — by means of a tight fit. Silicone dentures are molded in a similar way, only the temperature and pressure are selected for the material. The accuracy of the fit is determined by the quality of the model and the molding parameters, not by the brand of the device. If the relief is captured inaccurately, even an expensive thermoplastic will seat with gaps. That is why a scanner and a CT scanner are not a luxury here but working tools: they give the technician the source data. After that, everything depends on the technician's skill. The outcome depends on the clinical picture, and the final decision is made by the doctor.

What to remember

Material and fixation

A flexible denture is an elastic appliance. It has no rigid base or metal clasps. It is held in place by close adaptation to the mucosa and a precise impression. The material is nylon, silicone, or polyurethane. Their properties differ: nylon is resilient, silicone is softer, and polyurethane falls somewhere in between. Which one is suitable in a particular case is decided by the dentist based on the clinical picture. Rigid appliances are secured with clasps on the abutment teeth, while flexible ones do without them. That is why they are more often considered when there are few abutment teeth or they are mobile. But there are limitations here as well: the chewing load is transmitted to the bone differently than with a rigid appliance. This is taken into account in cases of prolonged tooth loss. Retention depends on the relief of the denture-bearing area, the thickness of the mucosa, and the quality of the impression. A 3Shape intraoral scanner helps obtain an accurate digital model. Cone-beam computed tomography shows the condition of the bone tissue. The dentist compares these data with the patient's complaints and the examination findings. There is no universal material: each has its own indications and limitations.

Hygiene and Follow-up Care

A flexible denture requires daily care. It is cleaned separately from the teeth, with a soft brush and a non-abrasive cleanser. Aggressive toothpastes leave micro-scratches where plaque accumulates. Once a week, special tablets for cleaning removable appliances can be used. Hot water is not used: the material may deform. Whether to remove the denture at night or leave it in the mouth is decided by the dentist; there is no single rule. Regular check-ups are needed. The mucosa under the denture changes over time, and the material itself wears down. The dentist checks the fit, the condition of the abutment teeth, and the accuracy of the seating. If necessary, the appliance is adjusted or relined. If pain, redness, or worsening retention occurs, the visit should not be postponed. For patients with flexible appliances, it is important to also monitor oral hygiene in general. Plaque on the teeth and tongue affects the condition of the mucosa. Follow-up with the same dentist makes monitoring easier: they can see changes over time.

Questions about soft dentures

Yes, a soft denture for the upper jaw is placed as often as for the lower jaw, provided the condition of the bone tissue allows it and there is no pronounced gag reflex. A nylon or silicone construction covers the palate minimally, so there is less discomfort than with a rigid plate. Before fitting, the dentist takes impressions and checks the bite so that the base does not press on the gum. If the palate is very sensitive, sometimes a denture with a metal framework is made or another option is chosen.

Yes, a soft denture for the lower jaw is used for partial or complete tooth loss, especially when a conventional plate rubs and fits poorly. The elastic base follows the contour of the gum and clasps the remaining teeth, so retention is usually better. With complete absence of teeth on the lower jaw, a soft denture holds worse than on the upper jaw due to tongue mobility and a smaller support area. In that case, the dentist may suggest a combination with implants or another type of denture.

A soft denture can be repaired if it breaks, but repairing elastic materials is more difficult than rigid ones and does not always restore the original strength. A crack or a broken-off fragment is bonded with a special compound, sometimes with reinforcement, but the joint remains vulnerable. If a clasp has broken or the base has split along a stress line, the dentist may suggest a reline or making a new denture. The appliance should be brought in whole, with all fragments, so the technician can assess whether restoration is possible.

Yes, you can eat and talk while wearing a soft denture, but the first days require adjustment: diction may change slightly, and it is better to chew on both sides. The elastic material interferes with speech less than a rigid plate, but the bulk of the base is still felt in the mouth. Hard foods — nuts, croutons, bones — are best chopped up so as not to overload the appliance. If pain appears or the denture shifts when speaking, it is worth coming in for an adjustment, which is usually done at no extra charge during the first month.

The cost of soft dentures is made up of the base material, the number and type of artificial teeth, the complexity of the impressions, and the dental technician's work. Nylon, silicone, and acetate cost differently, and for a partial denture clasps or telescopic attachments are added. The price is quoted by the dentist at the examination after impressions are taken and the design is chosen, because it cannot be calculated in advance. For current amounts, see the pricing section on the page, where options for each material are listed.

Flexible, gel, and silicone dentures are in most cases the same thing: this is what removable appliances made of elastic polymers are called, and "gel" and "rubber" are everyday variants of the name. The names get confused because of marketing, but the essence is the same: a soft base without a rigid plate that clasps the supporting teeth. Only the material and the manufacturer of the blank may differ, not the principle of how it works. At the examination, the dentist will show samples and explain which option suits your situation.

Soft removable dentures last on average from three to five years, after which the material loses its elasticity, changes color, and begins to fit worse. The lifespan depends on care, chewing load, and how often you wear the appliance. Even with careful handling, the gum changes over time, and the denture requires a reline or replacement. If a crack appears, it darkens, or the denture starts to come loose, book an examination to assess the condition of the base.

A soft denture is cleaned twice a day with a soft brush without abrasive toothpaste, and rinsed under water after meals. Once a week, the appliance is soaked in a special solution for removable dentures, but not in boiling water or alcohol-based products. At night, it is best to remove the denture and store it in a closed container with water or solution so the material does not deform. If plaque or odor appears that cannot be removed at home, the dentist can perform a professional cleaning.

For complete edentulism, soft dentures are used, but their retention is worse than that of implant-supported restorations, especially on the lower jaw. The elastic base fits against the gum and creates suction retention, but over time the bone resorbs and the fit weakens. In such cases, the dentist may suggest a denture with a soft liner or a combination with two implants for retention. The decision is made after examination and imaging to assess the volume of bone tissue.

The placement of a soft denture itself is painless: it does not require preparation of the abutment teeth and does not traumatize the gum, so anesthesia is usually not needed. Discomfort is possible in the first days — a feeling of a foreign body, increased salivation, mild pressure on the gum. If rubbing or pain occurs, the dentist adjusts the base, which takes a few minutes. Adaptation to a soft appliance is usually faster than to a rigid plate.

We are open daily from 9:00 AM to 8:00 PM, no days off. The clinic is in Almaty, at 133/6 Kanyš Satpaev Street, JAZZ residential complex. Phone for appointments: +7 747 093 89 86. Initial examination and treatment plan: 0 ₸.

Address: Almaty, 133/6 Kanyš Satpaev Street, JAZZ residential complex. Free parking for patients. Phone for appointments: +7 747 093 89 86. We are open daily from 9:00 AM to 8:00 PM.

Warranty up to 5 years. The clinic has been operating since 1995, with a rating of 4.9 based on 312 reviews on 2GIS, Google and Yandex. Initial examination and treatment plan: 0 ₸. We are open daily from 9:00 AM to 8:00 PM.

Installment plan for 24 months with Jusan bank or 12 months with Kaspi. Initial examination and treatment plan: 0 ₸. We are open daily from 9:00 AM to 8:00 PM. Phone for appointments: +7 747 093 89 86.

Initial examination and treatment plan: 0 ₸. There is no separate fee for the first visit. Warranty up to 5 years. Installment plan for 24 months with Jusan bank or 12 months with Kaspi.

Parking is free. The clinic is in Almaty, at 133/6 Kanyš Satpaev Street, JAZZ residential complex. We are open daily from 9:00 AM to 8:00 PM. Phone for appointments: +7 747 093 89 86.

Reviews of soft dentures

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40 reviews on the site
40 ratings
ККамила Р.11 September 2026
★ 4,0

I made an appointment on the advice of a colleague from work. The color matched, no one notices anything, the difference is noticeable. Farrukh knows his stuff. I even feel awkward that I put it off. The crown was matched in color to the neighboring teeth, the shape was adjusted twice. To be honest, I'm still surprised that it was painless...

ППавел В.26 August 2026
★ 5,0

The old crown darkened along the edge and became noticeable. What won me over was that they didn't push anything unnecessary. I had veneers done on four front teeth, and the shape was adjusted twice. The office is bright, the equipment is new — a small thing, but nice. Ayaulym really knows her stuff...

ВВладимир Ж.22 August 2026
★ 5,0

I initially just wanted to look around and get a sense of the prices. I have a low pain threshold, and they took that into account. I came on my sister's recommendation. They fitted a zirconia crown and finished on time...

ААсель А.13 August 2026
★ 5,0

Chewing became comfortable from the very first day. They replaced the old bridge with crowns — that's a whole other story —. I've hated dentists since childhood. All in all, no regrets. The receptionist called back when she said she would, which never happened anywhere before. They answered questions even after the appointment, via messenger. And that was it. The hallway doesn't smell like a hospital, but of something neutral. Parking is in the courtyard, and I found a spot. They arranged an installment plan on the spot, no running around to banks, no complaints there. The lab made it in nine days, just as promised)

ССергей Е.29 June 2026
★ 5,0

They placed a zirconia crown and put a temporary crown on right away (we laughed about it at home later). In short: good. Farrukh is the kind of doctor you come back to. My previous experience was worse, so I have something to compare it to.

ААсем Р.16 June 2026
★ 5,0

I made an appointment on the recommendation of a colleague from work. One downside — the receptionist took a long time to find my file, but it didn't affect my overall impression. Aruzhan explained everything on the X-ray. I had a zirconia crown placed, and the shade was matched in daylight.

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