Implant-Supported Dentures in Pompano Beach

Implant-supported dentures are dentures anchored onto a few implants so they stay securely in place instead of resting on the gums. At our Pompano Beach dental office, we plan the implants on a 3D scan, and in many cases we can fit the denture you already wear to snap onto them.

No More Working Around It

If your denture tends to shift around, or you've quietly stopped trusting it at dinner, implant support can change that for you. We anchor your denture onto a few implants so it stays comfortably in place while you eat and talk. No more working around it, no more holding back at the table, just the freedom to enjoy your food and your conversations without giving your teeth a second thought all evening.

More Than One Way to Do This

In many cases we can secure a denture you already have and like, or design a brand-new one built for this from the very start. We'll take a good look at what you're working with, listen to what's bothered you about it, and talk through the option that makes the most sense for your comfort and your budget. There's no single right answer here, just the one that genuinely fits you best.

Fitted Until It Feels Right

We map everything on a 3D scan first, so placing your implants is precise and gentle on you. You'll understand each step before we begin, with time to ask whatever's on your mind, and nothing starts until you feel ready. Once your denture is in, we'll fine-tune the fit until it feels just right, and we'll stay close by for any small adjustments down the road, however long it takes to feel perfect.

What's the difference between a regular denture and one supported by implants?

A regular denture rests on your gums and relies on suction or paste to stay in place, which is why it can move at the worst moments. An implant-supported denture snaps onto a few implants set into your jaw, so it stays comfortably put. You get the same full smile, with far more confidence to eat, laugh, and talk without thinking about it.

Will my denture come out, or is it fixed in place?

That's your choice, and we'll help you make it. Some people love a denture that snaps on and off for easy cleaning at night; others prefer one that stays fixed and feels the most like natural teeth. Both are secure. We'll walk through how each one feels and fits your daily routine, then go with what suits you best.

Can you make my current denture more secure?

Often, yes. In many cases we can fit a denture you already have with the attachments to snap onto implants, which can save you time and money. We'll take an honest look at the shape and condition of your current denture and let you know whether that's the best route or whether a fresh one would serve you better. • A denture that stays comfortably in place • Eat and speak with confidence • Often works with your current denture • Planned and fitted around you Schedule a Consultation

How much do implant-supported dentures cost in Pompano Beach, FL?

The cost varies with how many implants are used and whether we can adapt the denture you already wear or build a new one. You'll see the full plan before you commit to anything. We're not in-network with PPOs, though we file out-of-network benefits, and Cherry, CareCredit, Sunbit, and HFD make monthly payments possible. Our membership plan lowers treatment costs as well.

Will I still need denture adhesive?

No, and that's the change patients mention most. Once your denture is anchored to implants, it holds its own position, so there's no paste, no reapplying at lunch, and no wondering whether it will move while you're talking. You clean it, you sleep, and you go about your day without thinking about it. Whether you're coming from around the corner or from Lighthouse Point, you won't leave this office without teeth.

Do the attachments that hold the denture wear out?

The small snap-in pieces do soften with daily use, and we swap them at a routine visit — it takes minutes and keeps the fit snug. The implants themselves stay right where they are in your jaw. It's more like changing a worn hinge than replacing the door, so you can have peace of mind that it will last for years.

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