Implant OverDentureS

A 2-implant supported denture improves retention while remaining removable.

  • The 2 implants primarily help hold the denture securely in place
  • The bone ridge and gum tissue provide the main support
  • More stable than a traditional denture without implants

This is often a cost-effective solution to improve comfort and reduce denture movement.

A two-implant overdenture is a removable denture that securely attaches to two dental implants, most commonly placed in the lower jaw. This solution offers improved stability, comfort, and function compared to traditional dentures, while still being easy to remove for daily cleaning.

Key Benefits

  • Secure Fit: Locator attachments allow the denture to snap firmly into place, reducing slipping and movement.
  • Improved Function: Enhances chewing efficiency and speech, making everyday activities more comfortable.
  • Greater Comfort: Minimizes irritation and sore spots often associated with loose dentures.
  • Bone Preservation: Dental implants help stimulate the jawbone, reducing bone loss over time.
  • Easy Maintenance: Removable design allows for simple cleaning and care.

Mini Implants

Mini dental implants are significantly smaller in diameter—about half the size of traditional implants. This smaller design offers several advantages, especially when space is limited. When there isn’t enough room for a standard implant, mini implants are often the ideal solution.

One of their most common uses is stabilizing lower dentures. Typically, 4 to 6 mini implants are placed beneath the gum line, where they securely attach to the denture base. While the lower jaw provides support, the mini implants act as anchors to keep the denture firmly in place, improving comfort and confidence.

Because of their slim size, mini implants can often be placed without making incisions. In many cases, they are inserted directly through the gum into the bone, which minimizes discomfort and eliminates the need for a lengthy healing period. Patients can often receive their denture or restoration the same day or shortly after the procedure.

Another benefit is cost—mini implants are generally more affordable than traditional implants, making them an accessible option for many patients.

Contact our office today to schedule a free consultation and find out if mini dental implants are right for you!

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