Choose the Level of Stability That Fits You.
Not all implant-supported dentures are the same. We offer two distinct attachment systems depending on your preferences, bone volume, and budget.
Ball-Attachment Denture
Two implants with ball-shaped attachments anchor the denture for a firm fit during the day. The denture snaps off at night for cleaning.
- 2 implants required
- Most affordable implant option
- Removable for easy nightly cleaning
- No adhesive needed during the day
Bar-Retained Denture
A metal bar connects 3–4 implants and the denture clips onto it — providing maximum stability and near-fixed performance while remaining removable.
- 3–4 implants for superior stability
- Bar distributes force evenly
- Feels virtually fixed during use
- Longer-lasting attachment components
All-on-4 / All-on-6
If you want teeth that never come out, our All-on-4 or All-on-6 protocols provide a completely fixed, non-removable arch that you brush like natural teeth.
- 4–6 implants, never removes
- Highest stability of all options
- Same-day teeth available
- Premium long-term investment
What Changes When You Add Implants.
Traditional dentures rest on gum tissue that is constantly shrinking. Implant-supported dentures are anchored to posts in the bone — so the fit doesn’t change as bone resorbs, and you’re not dependent on adhesive to get through the day without embarrassment.
Most patients report a dramatic improvement in confidence, speech clarity, and ability to eat a full range of foods after switching from traditional to implant-supported dentures — even with just two implants under a lower arch denture.
- Zero adhesive required during the day
- Dramatically improved chewing stability
- Slows bone loss compared to traditional dentures
End the Daily Battle With Your Denture.
Book a free consultation and find out whether implant-supported dentures or a fully fixed arch is the right next step for you — with transparent pricing and same-day financing options.
Frequently Asked Questions
Implant-supported dentures are full or partial dentures anchored to dental implants instead of relying on suction or adhesive. The implants act as stable anchors, eliminating slipping and improving chewing efficiency compared to traditional removable dentures.
A lower arch typically requires two to four implants, while an upper arch commonly needs four to six due to lower bone density in the upper jaw. The exact number is determined by your bone anatomy and the type of overdenture selected.
All-on-4 uses a fixed prosthesis that is permanently attached and not removable at home. Implant-supported dentures can be either fixed or removable. Removable overdentures snap onto implants for daily removal and cleaning, offering a more affordable option while still providing greater stability than traditional dentures.