Implant-Supported Denture

An elder woman is happy after the dentist applied her implant-supported denture

It’s common knowledge that dentures are an excellent option for people who’ve lost (or are losing) teeth. But the reality is there’s more to it than that. Whether you’ve lost all your teeth or your existing denture doesn’t fit properly, an overdenture implant can be an effective way to improve functioning and quality of life.
A common misconception is that dentures and implants are mutually exclusive. However, in some cases, you can have both! Overdentures with dental implants provide a comfortable, secure fit while giving patients many of their natural teeth back.
If you’re considering getting an overdenture or implant-supported denture, don’t hesitate to ask questions! One of our experienced dentists will be happy to talk through all your options.

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Expert Care
Our dentist and dental team are highly trained and experienced in all aspects of dental care, from basic cleanings to advanced restorative treatments.

Modern Technology
We use the latest dental technology to ensure effective, efficient treatments that are comfortable for you and better for your oral health.

Patient-Centered
At The Tooth Experience, you are our top priority. We listen to your concerns, answer your questions, and tailor every treatment to meet your needs and goals.

What to expect

Our Process for Overdenture Installation

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In-Person Consult

Our implant team will evaluate your needs. At The Tooth Experience Implant Supported Dentures, we offer treatment options covering implant-supported overdentures and dental implant operative instructions.

3D Imaging

We use top-of-the-tier technology to ensure proper installation.

Placement

Seamless installation of the implant in one simple visit.
Overdentures are anchored by clasps on the gum line and are held in place by the remaining teeth. Typically, an overdenture comprises two parts: a base and a pontic (false tooth).

The base is placed under the gum tissue near the remaining teeth and can be used to hold a fixed or removable prosthesis (false tooth) in place. If you have all your natural teeth but need an entire upper or lower denture, an implant-retained overdenture could be right for you.

How many teeth can I replace with dental implants?
There’s no limit to the number of dental implants you can have.
How will I benefit from dental implants?
With dental implants, you will restore your ability to smile, chew, and regain your confidence after suffering a lost or damaged tooth.

Does getting a dental implant hurt?
With our team of expert surgeons, a dental implant is nothing more than a prick. It is convenient, fast, and painless.
How long does a dental implant last?
Depending on your standards of oral care, a dental implant can last many years. Maintain these practices to prolong longevity:
● Don’t smoke● Floss and brush your teeth regularly● Ensure regular visits with your dentist

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