Implant-retained dentures are dentures designed to attach to dental implants placed in the mouth. Depending on the design, the implants help retain the denture and can provide additional stability compared with conventional dentures.
The treatment process depends on your oral health, the number and position of implants, the type of denture required and whether implant treatment has already taken place. A clinical assessment is necessary to establish suitability and plan the appropriate approach.
At Brick Street Dentures, we combine specialist denture knowledge with our on-site dental laboratory to support the design and construction of bespoke dentures. We’ll discuss your denture requirements and explain the options available. Implant placement itself must be planned and carried out by an appropriately qualified dental professional.
We'll discuss your current dentures, goals and dental history to understand what you're looking to achieve.
Your suitability for implant-retained dentures will need to be assessed. If implants are required, an appropriately qualified dental professional will plan that treatment.
The denture design will be planned around your individual needs and the implant attachment system selected for your treatment.
Your denture will be fitted and checked in accordance with your treatment plan. You'll receive guidance on using, cleaning and maintaining it.
Our patients don’t just leave with new teeth, they leave with renewed confidence, comfort, and joy.
Every smile tells a story, and every transformation reminds us why we do what we do. From first-time denture wearers to those finally finding the right fit after years of discomfort, these are just a few of the journeys we’ve been proud to be part of.
Conventional dentures generally rely on the shape of your mouth and gums for support. Implant-retained dentures connect to dental implants, which can provide additional retention and stability.
No. Suitability depends on factors including your oral health, jawbone, medical history and treatment requirements. A clinical assessment is needed before deciding on treatment.
This depends on the design. Some are removable by the wearer, while other implant-supported restorations are fixed. Your clinician can explain the options appropriate to your case.
Timescales vary depending on whether implants are already in place, the healing required and the complexity of your denture. Your treatment team will explain the anticipated stages and timings.
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