Implant-Supported Dentures
in Searcy, AR
Implant-supported dentures offer a secure, modern alternative to traditional dentures, designed to restore comfort, function, and confidence. Anchored to dental implants placed in the jawbone, this restorative solution provides exceptional stability while eating, speaking, and smiling. For patients frustrated by loose or uncomfortable dentures, implant-supported dentures create a stronger, more natural-feeling foundation that supports long-term oral health and a more confident lifestyle.
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Contact UsWhat are the benefits of implant-supported dentures?
- Improved stability with no slipping or shifting
- Stronger biting and chewing ability
- More natural look and feel than traditional dentures
- Helps preserve jawbone and facial structure
- Increased comfort with less gum irritation
- Boosted confidence when speaking and smiling
- Long-lasting, durable tooth replacement option
How do I care for my implant-supported dentures?
Caring for implant-supported dentures involves daily brushing with a nonabrasive toothpaste to remove plaque and food debris, along with cleaning around the implant areas. Even though implants can’t decay, the surrounding gums and bone need regular care. Routine dental checkups and professional cleanings are essential to ensure long-term implant health.
How long is the recovery time for implant-supported dentures?
Recovery time varies depending on your treatment plan and overall health. After implant placement, initial healing typically takes one to two weeks, while full bone integration may take several months. Some patients receive temporary dentures during healing, if needed. Most people return to normal daily activities quickly, with gradual improvement in comfort and function as healing progresses.
Are implant-supported dentures right for me?
Implant-supported dentures may be right for you if you’re missing multiple teeth, struggle with loose dentures, or want a more stable, long-term solution than traditional dentures. Ideal candidates generally have healthy gums and enough jawbone to support implants, though bone grafting may also be an option. A comprehensive dental evaluation is the best way to determine if this treatment fits your needs and goals.
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