When we think of the word “dentures” it might conjure images of ill-fitting replacement teeth, unpleasant adhesives, and a restricted diet. Although conventional dentures do have limitations, anchoring dentures to dental implants closely replicates the function of biological teeth. Implant supported dentures are the wave of the future for edentulous patients. They improve oral function,
Implant Supported Dentures Will Have You Smiling Again in No Time
What if you could have a full set of replacement teeth that looks and feels natural? Today’s modern prosthetic teeth can restore your smile and your confidence without causing discomfort. Our oral surgeons treat total tooth loss with implant supported dentures. This treatment method, also called All-on-4, involves securing a full denture to four strategically
How Implant Supported Dentures Can Help Restore Facial Features
Tooth loss doesn’t just affect your teeth. You also experience subsequent bone loss that can leave your facial features with a sunken appearance, making you look considerably older than your chronological age. Fortunately, implant supported dentures can help patients overcome this consequence of tooth loss. When you choose dental implants to restore your smile, those
Do implant-supported dentures have a lifelike appearance?
Patients who are pursuing dentures often are concerned about how the appliances will affect their appearance, so we want to reassure you that implant supported dentures offer a lifelike appearance and fit. The nature of dental implants offers a number of additional benefits beyond aesthetic ones to patients who choose this treatment option as well.
Implant Supported Dentures: Options for Restoring Your Smile
With conventional dentures, patients typically notice that the appliances begin to fit more loosely after a few years. This happens because the jawbone slowly erodes after the teeth’s roots are no longer available to anchor it. That jawbone atrophy actually changes the shape of the jaw, and eventually, your denture doesn’t fit as well as
How do implant-supported dentures differ from conventional ones?
Patients who are concerned that conventional dentures won’t feel comfortable or look natural may want to consider implant supported dentures as an alternative. Long-term denture wearers who want to upgrade their appliances can investigate this treatment option as well. Implant supported dentures have a number of features that make them more appealing than conventional dentures
Implant Supported Dentures: Minimize Your Wait Time for a Fully Restored Smile
Have you lost teeth? Does the process to receive a single dental implant seem too long? If you have lost most of or all of your teeth, there is a quicker solution to tooth replacement than traditional implants that requires less wait time for a complete, restored smile. Offering implant supported dentures with the All-on-4
Implant Supported Dentures: Eliminate Health Issues Associated with Failing Teeth
Are you suffering with failing teeth? Have you lost some or all of your teeth? If so, implant supported dentures are a viable option for improving your oral function and overall health. Utilizing dental implants with the All-on-4 method, our oral surgeon can restore an entire smile. Why Teeth Fail Although teeth can last a
Upgrade Denture Stability with Dental Implants
Many denture wearers have an unfortunate story of a time when their appliances unexpectedly came loose, causing a great deal of embarrassment. Patients who feel that their conventional dentures are not secure enough can explore dental implants as an upgrade to their appliance. Implant supported dentures can help patients avoid an untimely slip-up and gain
Implant Supported Dentures: The Power of a Brand New Smile
Losing permanent teeth is a difficult experience for many patients. Those without teeth have pronounced difficulties with basic oral functions such as eating and speaking. Furthermore, tooth loss negatively affects oral health beyond the function and appearance of missing teeth. Edentulous patients ultimately lose bone mass and gum tissue, too. For these reasons, replacing missing
