Implant Retained Dentures

From the name itself, implant-retained dentures refer to dentures that have dental implants as their anchor. Dental implants serve as the replacement to the missing tooth’s root section. These implants are inserted on the pre-drilled jawbone sockets. Fully integrated implants on the jawbone tissue are able to support not just dentures, but also bridges and crowns.

Implant-retained dentures, compared to the detachable dentures, are increasingly becoming a popular choice among denture wearers. Perhaps, the reason behind is that implant-retained dentures tend to be more stable due to increased anchorage. It can be actually considered a long-term solution.

For many denture wearers, wearing it can be discomforting due to its bulkiness. Apart, the false tooth or teeth in denture eventually loosen up and fell out continuously. Despite the advancements in designing and manufacturing dentures, the possibility of loosening is still highly possible. Such an issue creates anxiety among the wearers especially when dining out with family and/or friends.

With implant-retained dentures, all of the issues inherent to wearing dentures are addressed. Implant-retained dentures are not only more pleasing aesthetically; they also improve the overall oral functionality. There will be peace of mind since the implant-retained dentures will never become loose again.

The implants are actually created for the purpose of improving the dentures functionality. With the increased support provision, the individual with implant-retained dentures may be able to chew, bite, and grind better. This means that he or she can eat whatever he or she wants to eat once more. Further, this type of dentures is comfortable to wear. Maintenance is easy, and it is expected to last long.

We aim to provide this treatment for those who are seeking optimal functionality and brilliant aesthetics. Implant-retained dentures are definitely worth the investment. They do not only look natural. Implant-retained dentures provide stability that you may not necessarily find in conventional dentures.