Celara Denture Technique

CELARA™ DENTURE SYSTEM”
Exciting news for this new year is that we have become one of the first certified laboratories in the UK offering this system.
Have you been shying away from full Denture and Implant Retained Denture treatment?
The answer could be Celara™.
Developed by prosthodontists in the USA, the Celara™ Technique now makes denture and implant treatment predictable and profitable whilst increasing patient satisfaction.

The Celara™ technique is a simple and effective way for you to provide us, your technician, with all the key information needed to provide your patient with new full dentures with the minimum of appointments and adjustments. At first viewing the system may look to be just another duplication technique, and in fact can be used very effectively for this use, but this system offers much more than the basic duplication of dentures.

The Celara™ Denture System allows the clinician to deliver complete dentures in 2 to 3 patient visits by eliminating the need for base plates and bite rims.

Additionally, Celara™ enables very simple and predictable implant treatment. A wax pattern of the existing denture is quickly and easily produced creating a highly predictable 3D blueprint of the patient’s new denture, thus ensuring quick and concise communication with the laboratory technician. This revolutionary and affordable product has been used successfully in over 40,000 cases to effectively increase the profitability and productivity for both the clinician and the laboratory, while simultaneously saving valuable chair time.

Each Full denture would require you to purchase a kit from the laboratory that would be approximately the extra charge already for duplicate techniques.

You would receive: Celara Disposable Containers, Celara Alginate Pouches, Celara Stone Pouches, Celara Lab Case Bags, Celara Rapid Repair Tabs, Water Measuring Scoop for Stone + Full instructions on their use.

For more information: A DVD is available from the laboratory or visit The Celara web site
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