Dentures that stay put — anchored by implants, not adhesive.
If loose dentures have made eating, speaking, or smiling a daily negotiation — or you’ve been told you’re not a candidate for traditional implants — implant-supported dentures combine implant stability with full-arch coverage.
Traditional dentures vs. implant-supported
Traditional dentures
Rest on the gums, so they can slip and click while eating or speaking. Adhesives and creams are part of the daily routine, gum irritation is common, taste can be diminished — and bone loss continues underneath.
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Implant-supported dentures
Anchor to two or more implant posts integrated with your jaw. All slippage is eliminated, no adhesives are needed, the facial structure stays supported and bone loss is stopped — and they feel like natural teeth.
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- Free consultation with Dr. Arielle Forbes, DMDA customized treatment plan built for you — and you’ll learn exactly what the procedure costs, with no surprise fees.
- Implant placementTwo or more implant posts are placed, then integrate with your jaw to form a strong, stable foundation.
- Your denture attachesA highly cosmetic denture appliance is secured to the implants for a natural look, feel, and function. Same-day options are also available — extractions to brand-new teeth in a single visit for qualifying patients.
- Care like natural teethRegular brushing and flossing keep everything healthy. No creams, no soaking, nothing to remove at night.
A denture that stays put changes what you order, where you laugh, and how you speak — every single day.
Implant-supported denture questions, answered
What are implant-supported dentures?
A denture that attaches to two or more implant posts placed in your jaw. The posts integrate with the bone for a strong, stable foundation, and a highly cosmetic denture appliance attaches to them for a natural look, feel, and function.
How are they different from traditional dentures?
Traditional dentures rest on the gums, which is why they can slip, click, irritate gum tissue, and dull taste. Implant-supported dentures anchor to implants — slippage is eliminated, and there are no messy creams or adhesives to deal with.
I was told I have too much bone loss for implants. Am I out of options?
Often, no. Many patients told they have too much bone loss for traditional dental implants turn out to be excellent candidates for implant-supported dentures — frequently with no need for bone grafts or other bone enhancement procedures. A consultation with imaging gives you the real answer.
Can this fix my existing loose dentures?
Yes — we can repair and secure loose dentures that have made it harder to speak, eat, or smile with confidence.
How do I care for implant-supported dentures?
Like natural teeth: regular brushing and flossing. No soaking, no adhesives, nothing to take out at night.
How do I get started?
With a free consultation with Dr. Forbes. She creates a customized treatment plan, and you learn exactly what the procedure will cost — no surprise fees. A free consultation is a conversation, not a commitment.
Tired of dentures that won’t cooperate?
Find out whether implant-supported dentures fit your case — imaging and a conversation with Dr. Arielle Forbes, DMD, free of charge.
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