Lab services
Full dentures
MARS USA Dental Lab fabricates complete and immediate dentures along with the supporting services a removable practice needs: Tokuyama soft relines, acrylic relines, custom impression trays and denture ID naming — all made in the USA with FDA-registered materials.

From first impressions to final delivery, our removable department follows your prescription through set-up, try-in and finish. Staged turnaround keeps your patient appointments predictable — set-up and finish dates confirmed with you per case.
Denture services
| Option | Notes |
|---|---|
| Denture — complete | Full upper/lower to your Rx |
| Immediate denture | Delivered at extraction |
| Soft reline (Tokuyama) | Resilient long-term reline |
| Reline (acrylic) | Hard reline |
| Custom tray | Accurate final impressions |
| ID name | Patient-name identification in the base |
Turnaround: fast — we confirm the schedule with you when the case ships. How to send a case.
Need a partial instead?
We also make cast-metal frameworks and flexible partials (TCS® Unbreakable, Valplast) — on the same fast turnaround.
Common questions
Do you make immediate dentures?
Yes — immediate dentures delivered for the day of extraction, plus complete dentures, custom trays and ID naming.
Soft reline or acrylic reline?
Tokuyama soft relines suit tender ridges and long-term comfort; acrylic (hard) relines restore fit with maximum durability. Tell us the clinical picture and we'll advise.
How long does a denture take?
Staged so your appointments stay predictable — we confirm set-up and finish dates with you when the case ships.

Good to know
- Made in the USA — never outsourced
- FDA-registered dental materials
- Lifetime warranty on our work
- Custom shade & staining available
- Rush cases: call 314.429.5000
Send this case
Download the Rx form, note “Full dentures”, and ship it to the lab.
How to send a caseReady to send your first case?
Download the prescription form, box up your case, and ship it to the lab — or call us first and we’ll walk you through it.
Last updated: August 2026