Denture Implants for Loose Dentures

Getting dentures is a common go-to solution for people with missing teeth. Many, however, cannot keep up with the demands of maintaining a set. Some couldn’t even get used to having dentures in the first place. Thankfully, these people can improve their lot.

While practice generally makes perfect in eating with dentures, there are some cases when the wearer keeps having difficulty with chewing even after some time. Such a situation is likely the result of ill-fitting or loose dentures. Fortunately, wearers of improperly fitted dentures can head back to their respective dental practitioners and have their false teeth adjusted accordingly.

If the effort to adjust dentures doesn't pan out and the wearer still finds it hard to chew, however, the wearer may consider getting new dentures made. This means that the wearer may have to get fitted again. Unfortunately, this process won't guarantee that the new dentures will fit perfectly and completely solve the wearer’s issues with the previous dentures.

To avoid this, patients may want to consider getting state-of-the-art denture implants, from reputable dentists. The procedure for denture implants is similar to that of dental implants, where titanium alloy fixtures are attached to the jaw bone. These implants then serve to support the dentures and keep them in place.

Implant-supported permanent dentures are ideally made from acrylic or porcelain. These dentures are made to look extremely similar to natural teeth so they can remain inconspicuous.