Implant-Supported Dentures

For patients wanting the most natural-feeling option, implant supported dentures are the best choice. They are kept in place by implants inserted into either the top or bottom jawbone, meaning they’re comfortable, stable and allow you more freedom with food choices.

Implant-Retained Dentures

Implant supported dentures are secured by permanent dental implants in the jawbone. This ensures your denture stays put while you do things like eat and speak, but, that it can be taken out for cleaning.

Between three and four dental implants will be necessary for a full lower denture, and between four and five for a full upper denture. Patients say dental implants feel much like their own natural teeth, and also that taste and smell are heightened compared to other options. Dental implants have a high success rate, and are reported to be a good choice for patients with a gag reflex that a traditional denture might otherwise set off.

How Does it Work!

Implant Placement

The first step involved is the surgical placement of implants into the bone. After this, a temporary partial or full denture can be worn for the three to six months, it takes for these implants to heal.

Denture Work

Just like any traditional denture journey, this is where we work together to create the smile you’re after. Over multiple visits, we’ll take measurements, select tooth shapes & colours, and create your new denture in our in-house laboratory before clipping the final product onto your dental implants.

Maintenance

Just like your natural teeth, your dentures require home care and regular checkups. And so our collaboration continues.

Benefits

  • Improved confidence that comes from dentures that stay in place always
  • Stability while you eat, speak and go about your life
  • Increased preservation of bone
  • Decreased gum tissue and shrinkage
  • Less food seepage under denture

Frequently Asked Questions

Implant-supported dentures are a secure and stable alternative to traditional dentures, using dental implants as anchors to keep the dentures firmly in place.

Unlike traditional dentures, which rely on suction or adhesives, implant-supported dentures are attached to dental implants, providing greater stability and preventing slippage.

Individuals with missing teeth and sufficient jawbone density to support implants are ideal candidates. A consultation with our team will determine if this option is right for you.

The number of implants needed varies depending on the case. Typically, 2-6 implants per arch are used to provide a secure foundation for the dentures.

Yes, implant-supported dentures feel more natural and comfortable because they are securely anchored, eliminating movement and reducing gum irritation.

The process involves placing dental implants into the jawbone, allowing time for healing, and then attaching custom-made dentures to the implants for a secure fit.

With proper care, the implants themselves can last a lifetime, while the denture portion may need adjustments or replacement over time due to wear.

Yes, they provide better bite strength and stability compared to traditional dentures, allowing you to eat a wider variety of foods without difficulty.

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