Implant Dentures in Ottawa

Trust Ottawa’s Experts in Implant Dentures
At Ottawa South Denture Clinic, we specialize in Implant-supported dentures for a full mouth restoration. 1st step is dental implants that set the framework for Implant dentures, forming a solid foundation and are a permanent replacement option for missing teeth. Believe it or not, dental implants boast a 98 percent success rate throughout their long clinical history, proving themselves to be the most effective restorative treatment option.
Unlike conventional dentures, Implant dentures look more natural and are more stable. Read more about the benefits of Implant dentures below. If you’re missing teeth and you’ve wanted to replace them for some time, visit our office to discuss what type of Implant dentures is right for you.
Benefits of Implant Dentures
Dental implants integrate with the bone in your mouth and act as an anchor for the dentures. In fact, they help preserve jawbone long term and provide stimulation that the bone have lacked in the absence of natural teeth, helping to maintain the integrity of your face’s structure. Implant dentures are placed on top of those dental implants which secures them firmly into place, which in turn increases the function.
Other benefits of Implant dentures include:

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Types of Implant Dentures
Ottawa South Denture Clinic offers all types of Implant dentures. There are removable and fixed types of Implant dentures available. The recommendation and application is to which is right for you will depend on several factors such as your oral health, budget and personal preferences.
Removable Implant dentures rests on your gums and is attached to implants placed in your upper and/or lower jaw.
Bar Retained Implant dentures has a titanium bar that acts as the foundation for the denture and is attached to dental implants. These dentures are the easiest way to get functionality of natural teeth with removable denture option.
Fixed Implant dentures, also known as Permanent dentures, Teeth In a Day, or All-on-4 is the procedure that allows us to permanently attach the denture directly to implants placed in your upper or lower jaw. This denture can only be removed by a dental practitioner, and most closely resembles natural teeth.
Frequently Asked Questions
Implant-supported dentures are a revolutionary solution for individuals seeking a secure and long-lasting option to replace missing teeth. Unlike traditional dentures, which rest on the gums, Implant dentures are anchored to dental implants surgically placed in the jawbone. This advanced technique offers improved stability, functionality, and aesthetics.
As long as the teeth are properly cared for, and the gums and jawbone are kept healthy through proper nutrition and denture use, Implant dentures like any other denture will last up to 10-15 years.
They can be. Implant dentures can be supported by dental implants and be fully removable, or they can be permanently attached to the implants. Speak to one of our denturists to find out which option would be best for you.
With Implant dentures, food is less likely to get caught underneath. If any food does get underneath, less gum irritation will be caused because the dentures don’t put pressure on the gums. Rather, the force from chewing is transferred through the implant posts into the bone structure at the other end of the posts.
It depends on whether the patient is getting Upper or Lower dentures, Partial dentures, a full arch, or Complete dentures installed. Partial dentures may require 1 or 2 implants. A full arch denture will need at least two implants, but possibly three or four. Complete, full mouth dentures will require anywhere from four to eight implants.

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