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Implant Supported Dentures at Perfect Dental

Secure Your Dentures with Added Stability and Support

Traditional dentures can sometimes shift or feel unstable, especially during eating or speaking. Implant supported dentures offer a more secure alternative by anchoring the denture to dental implants for improved retention and control. This solution is available at Perfect Dental, with convenient locations in Taunton, Methuen, Manchester NH, Hyde Park, and Attleboro.

Your treatment approach is mapped out alongside the implant care team, with attention to fit, stability, and long-term function.

What Are Implant Supported Dentures?

Implant supported dentures are removable or fixed dentures that attach to dental implants placed in the jaw. These implants act as anchors, helping keep the denture securely in place.

They are designed to:

This approach combines the benefits of dentures with the added support of implants.

  • Improve stability compared to traditional dentures
  • Reduce movement while eating or speaking
  • Provide better support for daily function
  • Enhance overall comfort and confidence

How Implant Supported Dentures Work

This treatment involves placing dental implants and connecting them to a custom denture.

The process may include:

In some cases, preparatory procedures such as Bone Grafting or Tooth Extractions may be recommended.

  • Evaluating bone structure and oral health
  • Placing implants in strategic positions in the jaw
  • Allowing time for healing and integration
  • Attaching the denture to the implants for support

Benefits of Implant Supported Dentures

Implant supported dentures provide added stability and improved function compared to traditional options.

Key benefits include:

They offer a more secure alternative for patients seeking reliable tooth replacement.

  • Greater stability and reduced shifting
  • Improved chewing ability
  • Enhanced comfort and fit
  • Support for jawbone health

Who Is a Candidate for Implant Supported Dentures

This option may be recommended for patients looking to improve denture stability.

You may be a candidate if you:

Alternative options such as All-on-4 may also be discussed depending on your needs.

  • Currently wear dentures and want more support
  • Are missing multiple or all teeth
  • Have sufficient bone for implant placement
  • Want a more secure solution than traditional dentures

Coverage and Implant Considerations

Implant supported dentures may involve multiple procedures, and insurance coverage can vary depending on your plan and treatment details.

Perfect Dental accepts a wide range of insurance providers and helps you understand your benefits before treatment begins. To learn more about your options, visit Patient Info.

Get More Stability with Implant Supported Dentures

If you’re looking for a more secure alternative to traditional dentures, implant supported dentures may be the right solution. Request your visit at a location near you:

You can also visit Contact to get started.

FAQs

Common Questions

Are implant supported dentures removable?

Some are removable for cleaning, while others are fixed in place. Your provider will explain the best option for you.

How many implants are needed?

The number of implants varies depending on your treatment plan and the level of support needed.

Do implant supported dentures feel more secure?

Yes, they are designed to reduce movement and improve stability compared to traditional dentures.

How do I care for implant supported dentures?

Daily cleaning and routine dental visits are important for maintaining both the denture and implants.

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Request your visit at the Perfect Dental location that works best for you:

Taunton

(508) 821-3100

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Methuen

(978) 965-2399

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Manchester

(603) 932-2377

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Hyde Park

(617) 910-4028

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Attleboro

(774) 203-3757

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