- Have you lost all your teeth or are you about to?
- Do you desperately need a solution to ill-fitting removable dentures?
- Want a denture that doesn’t rely on suction or dental adhesives to stay in place?
- Do you have a sensitive gag reflex that makes wearing dentures impossible?
- Wish you had dentures that didn’t cover the palate, destroying your taste sensation?
The solution is simple. Fix your dentures with dental implants.
If you want a fixed solution, your only option is with dental implants
Unless you want to replace your dentures every 5-10 years and use adhesives to keep them firmly in place, the only way dentists can provide you with a fixed solution is by combining your dentures with implants. See dental implant cost UK.
No amount of money can solve your denture problems
It doesn’t matter how much you spent on your dentures or how “modern” or “advanced” they are – no type of conventional denture can prevent the bone in your jaw from depleting, causing your dentures to consistently come loose and slip out of place over time.
You need tooth roots to stimulate the bone and prevent it from breaking down after tooth loss. Dental implants are the only tooth replacement method that replaces the tooth root artificially, therefore offering a much better long-term (and fixed) solution.
But they do come at a cost – and that’s because we’re replacing up to 14 teeth with dental procedures that defy conventional treatments and work past the limits set by traditional dentistry.
For example, these innovative (and revolutionary) procedures are craftless, meaning patients who have been told “no” in the past for conventional implant treatment because of a lack of bone can actually receive full mouth implants – and on the same day as placement.
Fixed denture treatment costs start from £7,100 (specialist treatment in Burgess Hill).
The two fixed denture solutions – and what they include
When it comes to dentures you can wear all the time (and we mean all the time – even when you sleep), you’ll want to primarily explore All-on-4 or All-on-6. This treatment offers a fully fixed solution, compared to implant-retained dentures, which you’ll still need to remove to clean or sleep.
The costs of fixed dentures
- All-on-4 dental implants cost from £23,000 – permanently fixed unless removed by a dentist.
- Implant-retained dentures from £7,100 – removable (clip-on implant dentures).
All-on-4 dental implants offer several benefits over implant-retained dentures. For example, they’re an immediately loaded dental implant treatment, which means you can leave our clinic the same day as surgery with a fully functional prosthetic.
Plus, with All-on-4, there’s the least degree of movement and from the angulation of how the implants are placed, it’s a completely graftless procedure, meaning you don’t need an abundance of bone to receive the treatment.
The advantages of opting for dentures you can wear all the time
- Stimulates the bone in your jaw, preventing depletion and facial sagging
- Only requires around four implants to stabilise up to 14 teeth
- No limitations on food or activities – enjoy the foods you love
- Enjoy restored biting forces up to 70%
- Dental implants are designed to last up to 25 years, with 98% survival rates at 10 years
- The most natural-looking restoration that feels real
- No suction, no adhesives, no metal clasps
Don’t cope with traditional dentures or try and wear them for extended periods
Conventional complete dentures are not designed to be worn all the time. However, from our work with missing teeth patients, we understand that tooth loss is a massive insecurity – and you won’t want to show it off.
But the solution is not uncomfortably wearing your dentures 24/7 – you’ll only cause yourself more issues that put stress on the underlying bone, causing your dentures to become even looser, faster. Your mouth needs a rest.
Happy with acrylic dentures – want new ones or a reline? See acrylic denture costs.
