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Implant-Retained Denture

Implant-Retained Denture

A Stable and Natural-Looking Solution for Missing Teeth

Thanks to advances in dental materials, technology, and methods of care, it’s easier than ever before to replace missing teeth with results that look, feel, and function naturally. While traditional dentures have long served as a solution for tooth loss, implant-retained dentures offer a modern alternative with superior stability, comfort, and confidence.

What Are Implant-Retained Dentures?

Implant-retained dentures are full or partial dentures that securely attach to a select number of dental implants placed in the jaw. These implants act as stable anchors, allowing the denture to snap or clip into place, eliminating the need for adhesive and reducing movement during eating or speaking.

This added retention provides a more natural feel, improved chewing ability, and greater comfort compared to traditional removable dentures. Implant-retained dentures also help preserve bone in the jaw, which prevents facial collapse and maintains natural contours.

Why Choose Implant-Retained Dentures?

Patients often choose implant-supported dentures for their durability, security, and life-changing benefits. They offer improved function and aesthetics while helping to restore confidence in daily life.

  • Enhanced stability without slipping
  • Improved chewing efficiency and speech
  • No adhesives required
  • Helps maintain bone and facial structure
  • Secure and natural-looking appearance

Adjusting to Implant-Retained Dentures

While most patients adjust quickly to implant-retained dentures, it’s natural to experience a brief transition period. You may notice increased saliva or slight changes in speech as your mouth adapts. Reading aloud and practicing speaking can help speed up this adjustment.

Eating with implant-retained dentures is typically easier than with conventional dentures, but it’s still recommended to start with soft foods and gradually return to your regular diet.

Care and Maintenance

Just like natural teeth, implant-retained dentures require proper care. Be sure to clean your denture and gently brush the surrounding gums and any remaining teeth. Remove the denture daily for cleaning and follow your dentist’s instructions for soaking or storing it overnight if recommended.

Long-Term Fit and Follow-Up

Over time, changes in the bone and soft tissues may affect the fit of your denture. Regular checkups ensure your implant-supported denture remains comfortable and secure. In some cases, adjustments or relines may be needed to maintain optimal fit and function.

We’re committed to designing implant-retained dentures that look great, feel comfortable, and provide long-lasting confidence. Contact us today to schedule a consultation and learn more about this advanced solution for tooth replacement.