Snap-In Implant Dentures: secure and easy attachment

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What are Snap-In Implant Dentures?

Snap-In Implant Dentures offer the advantage of securely anchoring your dentures with dental implants, providing enhanced stability and comfort. Enjoy improved chewing ability, a natural look, and the confidence of dentures that stay firmly in place.
  • Enhance your dining experience | By anchoring your denture with dental implants, individuals can savor their preferred dishes with increased strength and self-assurance.
  • Non-removable | Stays fixed in the mouth, unlike removable dentures.
  • Smile and laugh with confidence, knowing your dentures are secure.
  • Experience greater comfort | Dentures with reduced movement, minimal rubbing and chafing
  • Receive better nutrition | Chew up food better
  • Minimal bone requirement | Ideal for patients with insufficient bone for implants.
  • Prevent bone loss | Although bone loss may persist after tooth extraction, dental implants stimulate the jaw, promoting ongoing bone production.
  • Minimize or eradicate gagging | In certain instances, a segment of the palate may be excised, revealing the mouth's roof. This action diminishes or eradicates the gagging sensation induced by your denture.
  • Increased comfort | Dental implants help reduce or eliminate the irritation caused by movement of the dentures.
  • Enhance taste | Certain patients with implants may undergo partial removal of their upper denture's palate, improving their ability to taste food.
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    Snap-In Implant Dentures vs. Traditional dentures

    Traditional dentures, though aesthetically pleasing and affordable, lack in functionality, stability, and chewing capacity. Drawbacks of non-implant dentures include:
    • Reduced chewing ability | The lower denture's movement restricts chewing power, typically only 10-20% of natural teeth. Tongue and cheek movements constantly destabilize the lower denture.
    • Speech | Speaking can be difficult due to the movement of the lower denture.
    • Embarrassment | Stemming from the fear of dentures slipping out, individuals struggle to eat, laugh, and speak comfortably in the presence of others.
    • Pain | Traditional dentures, particularly lower ones, frequently shift, leading to gum irritation and pain.
    • Poor nutrition | Again, due to the loss of chewing power, patients may be unable to eat a balanced diet and chew food sufficiently for proper digestion.
    • Bone loss | Following tooth extraction, individuals usually experience significant bone loss and will continue to undergo this process throughout their lifetime. Consequently, wearing conventional dentures becomes increasingly challenging as time goes on.
    • Gagging | Many people gag due to the traditional upper denture covering the roof of their mouth, which provides suction and stability. However, trimming the denture to reduce this gagging results in decreased stability and loss of natural suction.
    • Snap-In Implant Dentures help to improve all of these issues tremendously.
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      Snap-In Implant Dentures vs. Traditional dentures

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      Snap-In Implant Dentures cost

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      2 Implants

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      $9,999

      Starting as low as: $135/mo

      Replaces all of your bottom teeth with a secure denture held in by 2 dental implants.

      This price includes 2 dental implants, abutments, snaps, and the snap-in denture. It does not include the price of extraction
      Includes 5 year warranty

      Available financing & payment options

      Investing in dental implants is a great way to enhance yourself, and dividing this expense into monthly payments can make these services more budget-friendly and convenient. We partner with different financiers to provide payment plans that can cover the full cost or a portion of your dental implant treatment.
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      Snap-In Implant Dentures procedure timeline

      The process typically takes around 6 months from start to finish.

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