Implant DenturesImplant supported dentures are an option for patients looking for increased stability, comfort, and function compared to traditional removable dentures. By using dental implants placed in the jawbone, implant dentures provide a secure foundation that helps anchor the denture and reduce movement during everyday activities such as eating and speaking.
Unlike conventional dentures that rest on the gums, implant supported dentures use implants to provide additional support and stability. This can help improve denture comfort and confidence while also helping maintain stimulation of the jawbone.
Dental implants are small titanium posts that are placed into the jawbone by a dental implant provider. After the implants have integrated with the bone, your denturist designs and fits a denture that attaches securely to the implants.
Depending on your needs, implant dentures may include:
Implant-retained overdentures – removable dentures that securely attach to implants and can be removed for cleaning and maintenance.
Implant-supported fixed options – dentures that are secured to implants and provide increased stability.
Implant supported dentures require careful planning and precision. We work with you to design a denture that provides the best possible comfort, stability, and function.
Not everyone is a candidate for implantcsupported dentures. A consultation with your denturist is an important first step in determining whether this treatment option is suitable for you.
During your appointment, we will evaluate your current denture experience, oral health, jaw structure, and treatment goals. If implant dentures may be a good option, we will discuss the next steps and work with you and your dental implant provider to create a treatment plan.
At Saskatoon Denture Clinic, our goal is to help you understand your options and choose the denture solution that best supports your comfort, confidence, and quality of life.
Affordable Dental ImplantsWhen it comes to dental tooth replacement services, no method is as thorough as dental implants. All dentures replace the top of the tooth, but only implant dentures replace the root. The tooth root system plays an important role in one’s facial structure. Teeth implants go into the jaw bone, reinforcing and stimulating it. In doing so, they form a stable foundation for full or partial dentures.
Dentures implants can replace the roots of a single tooth or of many missing teeth. This first image shows how a single tooth implant works. The implant goes into the cavity left by the missing tooth in either upper or lower jaw, beneath the gums. A prosthetic crown (false tooth) is then joined to it.
We do not need to put in an implant for each missing tooth if more than one need to be replaced. The image below shows three types of implant-supported dentures. In each case, we add just enough to provide a firm foundation and a healthy jaw. Fixed bridge dentures (partial denture implants) can only be removed by dental implant clinics. An overdenture is a removable implant denture and can be take out and cleaned at home. It snaps on and off the implants with ease.
Implant dentures is one of the Saskatoon Denture Clinic’s teeth replacement services. We design and fit our patients’ mouths with customized dentures implants. Not every person is a candidate for dental implants. We can look at your jaw strength and dental/medical history and be able to tell you if it is a good fit for you. If it is a go, we will work with you to develop a treatment plan. A dental surgeon will install the implants and the rest happens at our dental implant clinic.
Implants restore your mouth to it’s natural state, enhancing your smile and quality of life. Many of our patients report comfort that they haven’t had since the loss of their natural teeth. Here are five reasons we recommend them to our patients.
Implants cost little when compared to the ongoing dental costs they prevent. People who have lost teeth can expect their jaw to shrink. This is the experience of many denture wearers. Not only does it effect a person’s appearance, it can cause pain and make it difficult to speak and eat. Dental patients with these symptoms often need new dentures. Implant-supported dentures is an affordable solution to these issues.
Implant DenturesImplant supported dentures are an option for patients looking for increased stability, comfort, and function compared to traditional removable dentures. By using dental implants placed in the jawbone, implant dentures provide a secure foundation that helps anchor the denture and reduce movement during everyday activities such as eating and speaking.
Unlike conventional dentures that rest on the gums, implant supported dentures use implants to provide additional support and stability. This can help improve denture comfort and confidence while also helping maintain stimulation of the jawbone.
Dental implants are small titanium posts that are placed into the jawbone by a dental implant provider. After the implants have integrated with the bone, your denturist designs and fits a denture that attaches securely to the implants.
Depending on your needs, implant dentures may include:
Implant-retained overdentures – removable dentures that securely attach to implants and can be removed for cleaning and maintenance.
Implant-supported fixed options – dentures that are secured to implants and provide increased stability.
Implant supported dentures require careful planning and precision. We work with you to design a denture that provides the best possible comfort, stability, and function.
Not everyone is a candidate for implantcsupported dentures. A consultation with your denturist is an important first step in determining whether this treatment option is suitable for you.
During your appointment, we will evaluate your current denture experience, oral health, jaw structure, and treatment goals. If implant dentures may be a good option, we will discuss the next steps and work with you and your dental implant provider to create a treatment plan.
At Saskatoon Denture Clinic, our goal is to help you understand your options and choose the denture solution that best supports your comfort, confidence, and quality of life.
