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Implant dentures are a revolutionary dental treatment that combines the stability of dental implants with the full-mouth restoration of dentures. This treatment is designed for individuals who have lost most or all of their teeth but want a more secure and comfortable alternative to traditional dentures. Implant dentures are anchored to the jawbone using dental implants, providing a firm, secure fit that won’t slip or move around. This not only improves the wearer’s comfort but also enhances their ability to eat, speak, and smile with confidence.

Cosmetic dentist Sasha Rozenberg, DMD is dedicated to providing advanced restorative dentistry solutions at Cosmetic Dentistry of Napa. With a personalized approach and commitment to patient comfort, Dr. Rozenberg helps individuals regain the function, stability, and confidence of a complete smile.

Why Should I Get Implant Dentures?

If you’re tired of the discomfort and inconvenience of traditional dentures, implant dentures could be the solution you’ve been looking for. Unlike regular dentures, which rest on the gums and can slip or cause sores, implant dentures are anchored firmly to your jawbone, providing a more secure, comfortable fit. This means you can eat, speak, and smile without worrying about your dentures moving around. Plus, because they’re designed to look and feel like natural teeth, implant dentures can help restore your confidence and improve your quality of life. If you need more information about implant dentures, give our Napa dentist a call today!

Did You Know...

Did You Know...

Implant dentures can last for 20 years or more with proper care!

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What Are the Benefits of Implant Dentures?

Who Is a Suitable Candidate for Implant Dentures?

Generally, individuals who have lost multiple teeth and have sufficient bone density in the jaw to support dental implants are good candidates for implant dentures. Ideal candidates should also have good oral health and be free from conditions such as gum disease or uncontrolled diabetes, which can compromise the success of the implants. A thorough evaluation by a dentist or oral surgeon is necessary to determine suitability for implant dentures, as each case is unique and requires individualized treatment planning.

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Additional Implant Denture Frequently Asked Questions

Additional Implant Denture Frequently Asked Questions

Check out these frequently asked questions, or call us to speak with our team.

  • How many implants are needed for implant dentures?

    The number of dental implants needed for implant dentures typically ranges from two to six, depending on the type of denture and your individual needs. For removable implant-retained dentures, as few as two implants may be used to secure the lower denture. Fixed implant-supported dentures, which offer greater stability and a more natural feel, usually require four to six implants per arch.

  • How long do implant dentures last?

    Implant dentures are designed to be a long-lasting tooth replacement option. With proper care, the dental implants themselves can last 20 years or more—often a lifetime. The denture that attaches to the implants may need to be replaced or adjusted every five to ten years due to normal wear or changes in the mouth over time.
    Maintaining good oral hygiene, attending regular dental checkups, and avoiding habits like smoking can help extend the life of both the implants and the denture. Dr. Sasha can provide detailed aftercare instructions and ongoing support to help patients get the most out of their implant dentures.

  • How long is the recovery period after implant surgery?

    The initial recovery period after dental implant surgery typically lasts about one to two weeks. During this time, patients may experience mild swelling, discomfort, or bruising, which usually subsides within a few days. Most people can return to work and normal activities within a few days after surgery. However, the full healing process—called osseointegration, where the implant fuses with the jawbone—may take three to six months. This stage is crucial for the long-term success of the implant.

To learn more about implant dentures or to schedule a consultation with Dr. Sasha, contact Cosmetic Dentistry of Napa today.