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Restore a Full Arch of Missing Teeth
Removable dentures have been an effective and affordable tooth replacement for many years. However, there’s now an even better option for patients who are missing a full arch of teeth.
Explore our guide to learn about the benefits of implant-supported dentures.
What Are Implant-Supported Dentures?
Implant-supported dentures are the healthiest and most comfortable option for replacing a full arch of missing teeth. If you choose this treatment, Dr. Grubb will customize a full denture just for you and secure it with four or more dental implants.
Implant-supported dentures look and function like natural teeth, allowing you to chew all your favorite foods and smile with confidence.
The Benefits of Implant-Supported Dentures
Implant-supported dentures offer several benefits that traditional dentures can’t match, such as:
- Never Removed — Since they’re permanently anchored to your jaw, implant-supported dentures don’t need to be removed. You also won’t have to deal with messy adhesives.
- Easy to Clean — Implant-supported dentures can be cleaned just like natural teeth, with daily brushing and flossing. No special cleaning products are needed.
- Comfortable — Traditional dentures rest on your gums and often result in irritation. By securing dentures with implants, you can enjoy a more comfortable fit that doesn’t pinch your gums.
- Stable — Implant-supported dentures will never fall out or slide around in your mouth. This allows you to eat, speak, and smile without restraint.
- Stimulates Jawbone Growth — Unlike traditional dentures, implant-supported dentures stimulate healthy jawbone growth to prevent your teeth from shifting. This also protects you from sagging skin and premature wrinkles.
Visit Dr. Grubb for Implant-Supported Dentures
Implant-supported dentures are the ideal solution for patients missing a full arch of teeth. If you want to take advantage of this convenient treatment, call our office in Havre de Grace at (410) 939-5800 and schedule a consultation with Dr. Grubb.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why is the dental implant process different when replacing a full arch of missing teeth?
How will implant-supported dentures feel in my mouth?
How does the cost of a full-arch implant-supported denture differ from replacing individual teeth?
Why is the dental implant process different when replacing a full arch of missing teeth?
There are several advantages to replacing a full arch of teeth when compared to replacing individual teeth. Instead of placing an implant for each missing tooth, only four to six implants are required to secure a set of full-arch dentures. You can typically expect a shorter overall surgery, a more rapid healing process, and all the benefits of replacing traditional dentures with implants.
How will implant-supported dentures feel in my mouth?
Implant-supported dentures are recognized as the gold standard for replacing missing teeth. After the healing process is complete, your implanted dentures will look and function just like healthy teeth.
Your new teeth will feel natural and comfortable for a lifetime of stable performance, restoring your smile and allowing you to enjoy food with confidence. Instead of enduring jawbone wear from dentures and relying on an oral adhesive, you’ll care for your new teeth with regular brushing and flossing.
How does the cost of a full-arch implant-supported denture differ from replacing individual teeth?
Since full-arch implant-supported dentures require less surgical intervention than replacing each tooth individually, the price for each replaced tooth may be significantly reduced. You will also save money in the long run due to the permanent nature of the solution compared to bridges that eventually require replacement. We accept multiple forms of insurance and payment options to reduce out-of-pocket costs and put a healthy smile within your reach.
Schedule a consultation with Dr. Grubb to see how dental implants can be made to fit with your individual financial situation. Contact us and say goodbye to dentures and missing teeth!
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