Implant-supported dentures offer a more secure alternative to traditional removable dentures. Dental implants are placed into the jawbone and used to support the denture, helping reduce movement when eating, speaking or smiling.
At Regency House Dental Clinic, we assess your oral health, existing dentures and jawbone before creating a personalised treatment plan. Implant-supported dentures can provide improved stability and confidence while restoring the appearance and function of your smile.
Implants help hold your denture securely in place, reducing unwanted movement during everyday activities.
A more stable denture can feel more comfortable and make eating and speaking easier.
Your denture is designed to replace your missing teeth while complementing your facial appearance and smile.
With less movement, you can feel more confident when talking, eating and smiling.
They are dentures secured to dental implants placed in the jawbone, providing greater stability than conventional removable dentures.
The number of implants required depends on your individual circumstances, jawbone and the type of denture being planned.
Some implant-supported dentures are designed to be removable for cleaning, while others are fixed in place. Your dentist will explain the most suitable option for you.
They can provide greater stability and reduce movement, which may make eating and speaking more comfortable. Suitability varies from person to person.
Yes. Your denture is custom-made to create a natural-looking appearance and complement your facial features.
Implant support can provide greater stability when chewing. Your dentist will advise you on eating during the healing period and once treatment is complete.
Implant placement is performed under local anaesthetic. Some tenderness or swelling can be expected afterwards while your mouth heals.
Possibly. Your dentist will assess your jawbone, gums and overall oral health to determine whether implants are suitable.
The implants can provide a long-lasting foundation when properly maintained. The denture itself may need maintenance or replacement over time due to normal wear.
Good oral hygiene and regular dental appointments are important. Your dental team will advise you on cleaning your implants, gums and denture correctly.
