Implant Supported Dentures

Implant-supported dentures offer a secure, life-changing solution for individuals missing teeth in their upper or lower jaw, or those frustrated by the slipping and discomfort of traditional dentures. Utilizing 4 to 6 strategically placed dental implants, this service anchors a custom full-arch dental bridge—available in both fixed and removable options—directly to your jawbone for lasting stability. It is the ideal treatment for patients looking to permanently restore their natural appearance, eliminate painful pressure sores, and regain the functional ability to eat, speak, and smile with absolute confidence.

Implant Supported Dentures

A beautiful and effective solution full of advantages

With the help of Straumann components, missing teeth in the upper or lower jaw are replaced with a full-arch dental bridge supported by 4–6 dental implants. The implants provide secure and lasting support for the bridge and artificial teeth. According to the characteristics of each individual case, temporary artificial bridges can be delivered on the day of surgery or soon thereafter.

Fixed or removable?

Depending on your individual situation, your dentist may recommend a removable or a fixed solution. Removable dentures are fixed to dental implants, but they can be easily removed for oral hygiene. Fixed prostheses can only be removed by the dentist for cleaning and maintenance sessions.

Dental implant treatment can bring back a quality of life you may have missed since losing your teeth, with these potential advantages:

Improvement of your functional ability to eat, speak and laugh
Improvement of your physical appearance
No more pressure sores and other inconveniences that may occur with conventional dentures

You are only a few steps away Tired of your existing denture and looking for a new implant-borne solution? This is the procedure for a new quality of life.

STEP 1: Examination and planning. Your expectations and health conditions are clarified. They are the basis for the treatment plan that suits you most.

STEP 2: Surgery and temporization. The implants are placed and an impression is taken. According to your individual situation, your doctor may choose to temporize your arch immediately.

STEP 3: Impression-taking and final restoration. After the impression-taking session, the final prosthesis is fabricated and placed in your mouth, once the implants are fully healed.

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FAQs

What are implant-supported dentures?

Implant-supported dentures are a type of overdenture that is supported by and attached to dental implants. Unlike traditional dentures that rest on the gums, these are securely anchored by posts typically made of titanium that are placed into the jawbone.

How do fixed and removable implant dentures differ?

Removable implant-supported dentures can be taken out by the wearer for daily cleaning, much like traditional dentures, but they "snap" onto the implants for stability. Fixed prostheses are permanently attached to the implants and can only be removed by a dental professional during maintenance visits.

What is the general process for getting dental implants?

The process typically involves multiple stages: an initial consultation and planning phase, the surgical placement of the implants, a healing period to allow the implants to integrate with the bone, and finally, the placement of the custom-made denture or bridge.

Are these dentures designed to look like natural teeth?

Yes. Modern dental restorations are fabricated using materials designed to mimic the appearance of natural teeth and gum tissue. The goal of the final prosthesis is to provide a functional and aesthetic result that blends in with a patient's facial features.

Can implant-supported dentures be used for both the upper and lower jaw?

Yes. This solution is versatile and can be applied to replace a full arch of teeth on either the upper jaw, the lower jaw, or both, depending on the individual needs identified during the examination.