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Implant-supported dentures Perth

Your teeth, health and well-being matter more than anything. Everyone should be able to eat well, talk easily – and – not suffer the detrimental loss of vital bone tissue.

Without natural teeth, your jawbone gradually disintegrates and facial features slowly fall in. With implant-supported dentures, you can now prevent detrimental bone loss.

 

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Benefits of implant dentures

 

  • Fewer pressure sores, pain and irritation to the gum tissue

  • Much better fit, with greatly increased security

  • More natural feel in the mouth due to both increase security and less plastic used (implant dentures are smaller)
  • Improved speech
  • Improved nutrition due to a wider variety of foods able to be eaten
  • No denture adhesives are required
  • Increased confidence when talking & eating as the fear of dentures slippage is gone.
  • Due to the dental implants inserted into the jawbone, the important body tissue does not resorb (disintegrate) which leads to a collapsed appearance of the facial structure.

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Preventing bone shrinkage

An incredibly important feature of implant-supported dentures (and their required dental implants) is their ability to keep the bone tissue strong in the jaw, avoiding bone resorption (disintegration) and facial collapse. Normal dentures simply rest on the gums and require regular relining due to this resorption. It is not the denture the changes shape over time, it is the bone slowly falling away.

Bite, chew, eat properly again!

The benefits implant dentures provide can be indeed life changing. Another major benefit is the ability to be able to chew properly again. Patients with conventional dentures have only 10% of the chewing efficiency of what individuals are normal teeth have. In stark comparison, those with implant-supported dentures have 75% chewing efficiency. Such an increased ability to bite and chew will make an enormous difference to the amount of nutritious foods you will now be able to enjoy, which can massively boost to your nutritional intake and overall health.

Experts in implant supported dentures

Dentistry Plus is the preferred choice for hundreds of permanent denture patients, as each of our Dentistry Plus clinics have an in-house laboratory run by experienced dental prosthetists, directly controlling the quality of dentures, minimising time delays and maximising quality.

A solution to make you smile

One of the greatest joys that an implant supported denture can bring is the ability to smile and laugh without having to worry about your dentures moving or falling out - allowing you to interact effortlessly with friends and family without being conscious of an embarrassing 'drop out'.

Cleaning your implant dentures

Looking after your implant-supported dentures is easy. You simply unclip and remove your dentures every night to perform the essential but simple clean. The attachments in your mouth will also need to be cleaned, which will be a similar activity to cleaning natural teeth. If you are unclear on how to do this or have forgotten the instructions, speak to your dentist.

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The procedure for dental implants

When this procedure is performed, implants are placed towards the front of the jaw, and a denture is made to clip onto these implants. The result is a highly stabilised denture that works as it was intended, giving an end to pain and discomfort, improved speech, improved health and all-round confidence.

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Experts in implant-supported dentures

Dentistry Plus is the preferred choice for hundreds of permanent denture patients, as each of our Dentistry Plus clinics have an in-house laboratory operated by experienced dental prosthetists and technicians, directly controlling the quality of dentures, minimising time delays and maximising efficiency.

Please note Any surgical or invasive procedure carries risks. Before proceeding, you should seek a second opinion from an appropriately qualified health practitioner.