Dentures that finally
stay put.

An implant-supported denture is a full-arch denture that attaches to dental implants placed in your jaw, rather than sitting on the gums and held by suction or adhesive. Two to six implants act as anchor points, so the denture stays put while you eat and speak. Because the implants integrate with the bone, they also help preserve the jawbone over time, something traditional dentures cannot do.

The terms are often used interchangeably, but there is a useful distinction. An implant-retained denture clips onto the implants and you remove it for cleaning, the "snap-in" style. An implant-supported denture is held entirely by the implants and may be removable or fixed in place. We help you choose the right fit at your consultation.

A snap-in denture clicks onto locator attachments on your implants. You take it out to clean it, and it snaps back into place, much more secure than a conventional denture, with no adhesive. This is often the most cost-effective implant denture option and works well on the lower arch with as few as two implants. A fixed implant denture, by contrast, is secured to the implants and stays in your mouth, only your dental team removes it for maintenance, and it feels and functions much closer to natural teeth. Full-arch fixed implant dentures are closely related to All-on-4 dental implants, both replace a full arch on implants. The right approach depends on your bone, your goals, and your budget, which we map out together using a 3D CBCT scan.

Most denture wearers are candidates, including many patients told they have "too little bone" for traditional implants, options like additional implants or angled placement often make treatment possible. Cost depends on the arch, the number of implants, and whether you choose removable or fixed. We publish our pricing openly and review the full figure with you before you commit. See dental implant cost and financing options, and check whether your plan helps on dental implants with insurance.