While we do not do the following procedures specifically, we do offer alternatives that are often covered by insurance.
Full Denture Alternatives
In other cases, different abutment types can be attached to implants for an implant-supported overdenture that snaps in place. The prosthesis does not move around and doesn’t require denture glues. The implants can minimize pressure on the gums, which prevents food from getting under the denture and injuring the tissue. The implants supporting a denture will help maintain the existing bone, resulting in preserving facial youthfulness.
For those patients missing all their lower teeth, a popular option is the “fixed detachable” or hybrid denture. After placement, it stays in all the time and can only be removed by a dental professional.
For those patients who have not lost significant amounts of bone, “standard” crowns and bridges can be done on a full arch of dental implants. These are cemented in crowns just like those placed on natural teeth. This is the most natural option for the replacement of all teeth.