Implant Retained Dentures
Secure and comfortable dentures
Implant retained dentures offer stability and comfort so you can enjoy yourself without worry.
Implant retained dentures can offer a better solution to traditional dentures by not moving around the mouth, or slipping, whilst you talk or eat.
They are an excellent option if you struggle with traditional dentures due to damaged teeth or gum irritation.
Implants are placed in the jawbone during a minor surgical procedure by a qualified dentist/dental specialist and a special attachment system is created, so you clip the denture on and off. This creates stability and comfort and allows you to chew and smile without worry.
Any surgical or invasive procedure carries risks.
If you would like further information or want to discuss your options, we recommend booking a consultation with us at Ballarat Denture Clinic.
FAQs
Are implant retained dentures more comfortable than traditional dentures?
These are generally more comfortable than traditional dentures, as they are more stable and secure. Dental implants are placed directly into the jawbone, whilst traditional dentures rest on the gums, and can sometimes slip or move.
Are there any risks associated with getting implant style dentures?
Like all dental procedures, there may be risks associated with getting these. They may not be suitable for everyone, and it is important to discuss your options with a professional.
How long does it take to get used to wearing implants?
It can take anywhere from one to several months to get used to wearing implant retained dentures. It is important to give your mouth time to adjust, but the amount of time varies from person to person.
Secure and comfortable dentures
Implant dentures offer stability and comfort so you can enjoy yourself without worry.
Implant retained dentures can offer a better solution to traditional dentures by not moving around the mouth, or slipping, whilst you talk or eat.
They are an excellent option if you struggle with traditional dentures due to damaged teeth or gum irritation.
Implants are placed in the jawbone during a minor surgical procedure by a qualified dentist/dental specialist and a special attachment system is created, so you clip the denture on and off. This creates stability and comfort and allows you to chew and smile without worry.
Any surgical or invasive procedure carries risks.
If you would like further information or want to discuss your options, we recommend booking a consultation with us at Ballarat Denture Clinic.
FAQs
Are implant retained dentures more comfortable than traditional dentures?
These are generally more comfortable than traditional dentures, as they are more stable and secure. Dental implants are placed directly into the jawbone, whilst traditional dentures rest on the gums, and can sometimes slip or move.
Are there any risks associated with getting implant style dentures?
Like all dental procedures, there may be risks associated with getting these. They may not be suitable for everyone, and it is important to discuss your options with a professional.
How long does it take to get used to wearing implants?
It can take anywhere from one to several months to get used to wearing implant retained dentures. It is important to give your mouth time to adjust, but the amount of time varies from person to person.
