77IMPLANT DENTAL CLINIC
Implant-Supported Dentures
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Feels Like Your Own Teeth —
What Are Implant-Supported Dentures?
Implant-supported dentures resolve the discomfort of conventional dentures
with strong retention, while also reducing the burden of placing implants
at every position — an innovative treatment approach.
The Advantage of Implant-Supported Dentures
When a patient has no natural teeth left, or only a very few remaining,
placing an implant at every tooth position can be a significant burden. It can also be
difficult to place multiple implants if the jawbone is weak or a systemic condition is present.
Yet using conventional dentures instead of implants brings its own discomfort.
Full dentures continuously stress the gums, causing significant pain, and as
the jawbone gradually resorbs, the denture loosens and falls out easily.
Implant-supported dentures are an effective full-mouth restoration solution
that resolves these issues. We place a small number of implants
and reinforce the denture's retention on top of them,
resolving your discomfort with implant-supported dentures.
We'll help you regain the youthful look implant-supported dentures can restore!
Advantages of Implant-Supported Dentures
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Less Bad Breath
Poorly-fitting dentures that
irritate the gums and cause bad breath
become fixed in place, enabling
comfortable oral care.
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Lower Cost Burden
This resolves the discomfort of dentures
while also lowering the cost burden
of full implant treatment. It also
minimizes gum loss by
still placing some implants.
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Comfortable Eating & Speaking
Since the denture no longer shifts
during eating or speaking and doesn't
interfere with tongue movement,
you can eat and speak
much more comfortably.
Implant-Supported Denture Process
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Precision Exam & Diagnosis
We provide a personalized consultation and
use precision dental diagnostic equipment to
establish a customized placement plan.
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Implant Placement
Following the surgical plan, implants are placed
in the jawbone, with bone grafting
performed if needed.
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Denture Connection
2–3 months after implant placement,
the denture is connected.
Precautions After Implant-Supported Denture Treatment
Do not spit out blood or saliva that pools in your mouth after surgery — swallow it instead.
Rest thoroughly on the day of surgery.
Avoid alcohol and smoking for about a month after surgery.
Avoid touching the surgical site as much as possible.
Avoid strenuous exercise for about a week after surgery.
