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Dental implants vs dentures can be a difficult decision to make. By the end of this article, you’ll know which solution to missing teeth is right for you. With information on history, options, and outcomes, you’ll have everything you need to make an informed decision.

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*Actual NUVIA patient(s) who may have been compensated for sharing their story. Not all those who come in for a consultation are eligible for this treatment. Results may vary in individual cases.

WHAT’S THE RIGHT OPTION FOR YOU? DENTAL IMPLANTS VS DENTURES

At first glance, dental implants and dentures might appear to be interchangeable solutions to the same problem. However, these two treatments not only differ in how they are constructed and placed but also in the way they influence an individual's life. To make the best decision for your dental health, it's crucial to understand the distinctions between dental implants vs dentures and how each may impact your overall well-being.

So, buckle up and get ready to dive into the captivating world of tooth replacements, as we walk you through the ins and outs of dental implants and dentures. We'll help you discover what your day to day life would look like with one vs the other.

At the end of this article you will have a complete understanding of your options, especially if you may be considering full mouth restoration for you or someone you know. You'll not only have a solid grasp of the topic but also feel empowered to make an informed decision about the right treatment for your unique situation.

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WHAT ARE FULL MOUTH DENTAL IMPLANTS?

‍Full mouth dental implants are a long-lasting solution for people who have lost most or all of their teeth.

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These dental implants function like screws, fastened into the bone to stabilize the replacement teeth, acting as a root system to hold the teeth. This treatment not only gives you a natural-looking smile, but it also supports your oral health and can enhance your overall quality of life.

One of the best parts of full mouth dental implants is that you might not even notice you have them, as they are designed to be as close to natural teeth as possible.

Full mouth dental implants tend to have a higher satisfaction rate. (Pommer et al., 2011).

Full mouth dental implants are usually made of two main materials: titanium and zirconia. Both of these materials are strong, long-lasting, and safe to use in your body.

Getting Dental Implants

Consultation

‍During the consultation, your oral health will be assessed to determine if you're a good candidate for full mouth dental implants. You can get answers to any questions you have and will receive a personalized treatment plan based on your specific needs.

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Smile Design

‍In the Smile Design phase, you will work with your highly experienced team to choose the shape and shade of your new teeth so you end up with the smile you’ve always wanted.

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Surgery

‍During this appointment, you will be placed under safe general anesthesia by a licensed nurse anesthetist to ensure maximum comfort. The surgeon will remove any damaged or decayed teeth, if necessary, and then insert the implants into the jawbone.

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Permanent Teeth in 24 Hours

‍Through the night, our in-house lab team will customize your new teeth, and you’ll get your new smile the very next day.

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Healing

‍During the next few months after your surgery, the implants will begin the process of fusing with the jawbone.

One great part of permanent teeth in 24 hours is that you can begin using them on a soft food diet immediately after getting them.

You will have a follow-up appointment four months after the surgery to check your dental implants and make sure you’re happy with your new smile!

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‍Getting Dentures

Similar to dental implants, getting dentures will require a consultation with a denture provider.

They’ll likely create a plan and get some impressions of your mouth so they can create your new teeth and gums.

If necessary, you may set an appointment to extract any remaining teeth - or your provider may suggest partial dentures.

Over the next few weeks or months, your dentures will be created. This process may require you to return for various fitting appointments.

As you get used to your dentures, you may notice they leave sore spots on your gums or trigger your gag reflex. You can return to your provider for assistance with these issues. Here are some tips if you’re gagging with dentures.

Keep in mind that dentures are not able to keep the jaw bone stimulated like natural teeth or dental implants can. Overtime, the jawbone deteriorates and can significantly impact your face structure. Wearing dentures for too long can also disqualify you from receiving a permanent solution like dental implants due to bone loss.

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DENTAL IMPLANTS VS DENTURES: THE FINAL COMPARISON

As we have taken a deeper look into the advantages and disadvantages of dental implants and dentures, you may have an idea about which is best for you.

Dental implants offer numerous benefits, including

enhanced stability
natural appearance
preservation of jawbone
long-term durability.

However, they may not be suitable for everyone, as factors like overall health, bone density, and financial considerations are crucial components.

Dentures can offer some benefits as well such as

They may be an option with cheaper upfront costs.
They can look realistic and provide a functional solution for those with multiple missing teeth.

However, they may not offer the same level of stability and comfort as dental implants, and they require more maintenance, such as regular cleaning and periodic adjustments or replacements.

Due to the material they are made with, they may also require replacement or maintenance that will add to their cost overtime. Although they may seem cost-effective at first, they could end up costing you much more than you thought.

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Cost of Dental Implants VS Dentures

‍The cost of tooth replacement is often a significant factor for patients when choosing between dental implants and dentures. Dental implants tend to have a higher upfront cost compared to dentures, as they involve a more complex surgical procedure and use high-quality materials.

However, when considering the long-term durability and low maintenance requirements of implants, they may prove to be a more cost-effective solution over time.

Dentures, while generally more affordable initially, may entail ongoing costs such as adjustments, relining, and regular replacement.

Additionally, the lower stability and potential impact on oral health and bone loss may lead to further dental expenses down the road as the facial structure may change significantly.

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Sources: American College of Prosthodontists. (n.d.). Facts and figures. Retrieved from https://www.gotoapro.org/facts-figures/

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Complete Denture VS Partial Denture

Dentures are a removable device that can be placed inside the mouth to appear and function as teeth would. Although they are significantly limited in the amount of stabilization they can provide, often making it difficult or even impossible to properly chew food and talk normally.

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Dentures are made up of acrylic that has been shaped into teeth and attached to a base that fits over the gums. There are different types of dentures, like complete and partial dentures, depending on what a person needs. For purposes of this article, we will be referring to dentures as complete dentures, or full arch dentures.

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PROS AND CONS OF DENTURES

PROS

#1 Cost
Dentures do have some advantages that make them a helpful option for some people. They are generally less expensive upfront compared to dental implants, making them an attractive choice for those looking for a budget-friendly solution to replace missing teeth. Be warned, costs can incur overtime as repairs, maintenance, and refittings are required.
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#2 Easy to replace
The good news is that if you are prone to accidents or lose things often, they can be replaced relatively easily. Typically when dentures get lost or damaged, you will need to pay for a new set of dentures and the period to make them might range from only a few days up to a few weeks. Keep in mind, this could leave you without teeth until they are made, which some patients find it difficult to socialize or eat until they get their dentures back.
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#3 Cleaning and care
Because you can take your dentures out of your mouth, they typically are pretty easy to clean. Dentures need to be cleaned every day with a soft bristle denture brush and soaked in a cleaning solution when not being worn and at nights to help keep the device moist and clean. Keep in mind that dentures can begin to develop an odor if not properly taken care of and cleaned. If the odor becomes too pungent or strong, it may become noticeable to others around you and may need to be replaced in order to get rid of the smell, adding to the overall cost of your denture experience.
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#4 Restore some function.
‍Another advantage of dentures is that they can restore a person's ability to speak and eat following tooth loss, especially when compared to having no teeth at all. However, this improvement may be limited by the fact that dentures do not provide the same stability and function as natural teeth or dental implants.
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#5 Acrylic
Denture materials have evolved significantly over the years, and today's dentures are made from advanced materials like acrylic resin and porcelain, which can closely mimic the appearance of natural teeth. However, even with these improvements, some patients may still feel that their dentures look fake or do not match the appearance of natural teeth in terms of color or shape.
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CONS

#1 Recovery
‍The recovery following the removal of any remaining teeth and then being placed into a denture can be uncomfortable and lengthy. Especially when trying to wear a denture over fresh wounds from the extraction surgery. Some patients may swell considerably following surgery and still need to wear the denture so that the mouth can form to the device regardless of discomfort. During this transition, many people have found it very discouraging trying to navigate this new way of life and some even reconsider if they should have gotten dental implants at this point.
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#2 Pain and irritation
Another major issue with dentures is that they can be uncomfortable and cause irritation, even long after recovery from surgery. Denture wearers are at risk of developing oral sores and lesions due to friction between the dentures and the gums. These sores can be painful and make it challenging for the patient to wear their dentures comfortably. If these sores become infected, further treatment and care may be required, adding to the overall burden and cost of denture maintenance. This type of sore can be compared to wearing a pair of shoes that don’t fit you correctly. If the shoe rubs on a spot for hours, days, or even weeks, it would probably develop a sore that needs special attention. The same thing goes for dentures. As the bone changes in the mouth, and most of the time it does, it is common to find that the denture no longer fits as it should and will start to wear on your gums even into the bone causing sores to develop.In fact, about 15% of the denture-wearing population has new dentures made each year to deal with the poor fit that comes as the bone changes (American College of Prosthodontists, n.d.). This constant need for adjustments and replacements can be frustrating and add up quickly.
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#3 Limited on food
People who wear dentures often find it tough to eat certain foods, especially those that are hard, sticky, or need a strong bite. This can make it hard for them to have a well-rounded diet with lots of variety, which is important for staying healthy. As a result, they might not get all the nutrients they need, which can negatively affect their overall health. In addition to not being able to eat the right foods, denture wearers may also struggle with chewing their food well enough for their body to digest it properly. This can lead to issues with getting enough energy and nutrients from the food they do eat, making it even more challenging for them to maintain good health (Wiener, 1962). Some denture wearers may also experience a diminished sense of taste due to the coverage of the palate (roof of your mouth) by the denture base. This can interfere with the taste buds and make it more difficult to enjoy the flavors of food. A reduced enjoyment of meals can impact the patient's overall quality of life and may even contribute to poor eating habits.
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#4 Self Esteem
Dentures can adversely affect a patient's self-esteem and social life due to the embarrassment and anxiety caused by slipping or clicking. Such issues can make social situations uncomfortable, potentially leading to withdrawal, isolation, and a negative impact on mental health and overall well-being. Denture dislodgement (or dentures falling out) during daily activities is another concern, causing embarrassment and anxiety, leaving patients self-conscious about their appearance. Although denture adhesives may help to address this problem temporarily, they aren't foolproof, and many patients still experience denture movement or slippage, further affecting their confidence and social interactions.This instability can also affect a person's speech, causing slurred words or a clicking sound when talking.
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#5 Deterioration of jawbone
One of the long-term consequences of wearing dentures, or not having something stable inside of the bone like tooth roots or dental implants, is the gradual deterioration of the jawbone. Natural teeth and dental implants provide stimulation inside the jawbone when forces like chewing stimulate pressure inside of the bone. This constant pressure helps to maintain its strength and density. In contrast, dentures do not provide this stimulation, resulting in the jawbone losing density over time. The best way to think about it is that your body is so smart that it will not build bone where it does not think it is needed. So if there is nothing inside of the bone (think dental implants or tooth roots), it will take the resources to other parts of your body and stop bringing them to your mouth, eventually leading to bone loss. This bone loss can lead to facial sagging and a prematurely aged appearance.

Michael in Dentures Before His Dental Implants

Meet Michael, a patient from our Salt Lake City location who was in a denture when he came to see us. Can you see the difference between the time he came to see us wearing dentures and when he got his dental implants? Immediately there was a difference in lip support and face shape that some people say made him look younger and more energetic. What do you think?

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Michaels Face Share Restored with Dental Implants

Face Shape With Dental Implants VS Dentures

#6 Hidden Costs later on
‍In addition, the cost of dentures may not be as budget-friendly as initially perceived. Although the upfront cost may seem lower than dental implants, dentures typically require regular adjustments, relines, and replacements, among other costs which can add up over time. This ongoing maintenance can make dentures less cost-effective in the long run, as patients may need to pay for multiple sets of dentures, adjustments, relines, and additional dental visits throughout their lifetime.

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Minnie, one of our denture patients who came to Nuvia for dental implants explained her experience with dentures vs dental implants. Watch her story below.

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**Actual NUVIA patient(s) who may have been compensated for sharing their story. Not all those who come in for a consultation are eligible for this treatment. Results may vary in individual cases.

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It is also important to consider the potential impact of dentures on a person's bite or alignment. Since dentures are not fixed in place like natural teeth or dental implants, they can shift over time, causing issues with the wearer's bite. This misalignment in the jaw can result in uneven wear, potential jaw pain, and difficulty chewing food properly. It can also make it challenging to find a comfortable resting position for the jaw, leading to increased strain and potential discomfort.

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The New Year is the perfect time for new beginnings. If you've been hiding your smile, dental implants could be your solution. Achieving a beautiful smile not only boosts confidence, but it also enhances oral health. Joining us now from NUVIA Dental Implant Center is doctor Jordan Heimer, who's sharing more on new technology that can restore your smile in twenty four hours. Welcome, doctor Heimer. Yeah. Thanks for having me. So when some patients hear that they have to get an implant, I imagine they feel a little skittish. Can you briefly explain how dental implants have traditionally been done and the challenges patients face with that approach? Yeah. So, you know, traditionally, dental implants have been done in one or two ways, especially if a patient needs their whole mouth, you know, teeth replaced like we do. So, generally, the the patient walk into the dentist, you know, they'd have their their teeth removed and the implants placed, and they'd either be put into a set of removable dentures for four to six months or those, you know, a set of flexible acrylic temporaries would be attached to those implants. And once again, that patient would be left to heal for four to six months. And the challenges that that those that those kinda bring up is, one, is teeth weren't made to move. And so you put into a set of dentures and, you know, you're always afraid of, like, hey. Are my teeth gonna fall out? Right? You don't wanna you don't wanna be at work or in a family function and and have your teeth fall out of your your mouth or, you know, with the if they're in a you know, if they're already attached to the implants, those materials can can tend to break. And so they it just it just can lead to a lot of anxiety for for patients, in, you know, in the traditional manner that it's been done. Teeth were not meant to move. I'm gonna put that on a t shirt, sir. Thank you so much. I would have to bring levity to something like this because this could really change the life of someone. And I wonder if you could talk to us about how NUVIA is different than those traditional methods you just mentioned. Yeah. So, you know, at NUVIA Dental Implant Center, we focus and and our goal is is we place patients into a permanent, set of teeth the very next day. So we we skip those temporary phases. And so it takes that that worry of of of a patient's mind of, like, are my teeth gonna you know, are they gonna move and fall out at a family function? Mhmm. Or are they gonna break on me? You know, that that gets the those patients get to put those worries aside, and they you know, the minute that we deliver that that prosthetic for them, they get to go back to their normal life and just just get used to their their brand new smile that we delivered for them. I love that. So I understand each NUVIA patient is treated by three providers. Why is this team approach so important? So I've been doing this this type of dental implant treatment myself for a while now, and I, you know, I did it at one point in time where I did all three. I did the sedation. I did the surgery, and I did the restorative. And that's a lot on a on a provider, and and it can also you know, and so that doesn't always lead to the best outcome. So at Nuvia Dental Implant Center, we are using a CRNA or an anesthesiologist, that person is focusing on that patient's safety while you're having your surgery done. They're, you know, they're solely focused on, okay, keeping that patient safe and comfortable. That allows the surgeon then to to focus on providing the best surgical outcome for that patient. And, you know, the restore this is really a restorative process. So you want a a doc that knows where to put teeth for both function and aesthetics. And so when you combine all three of those that they're re they really get to optimize their skill set, and it really does lead for the best outcome for for each patient. I love that. And let's see this because we have some before and after shots. And I have to say everyone looks fantastic. I mean, look at this. I'm sure there's quite a few viewers who wanna know if in fact this is a painful procedure, what can you tell us? Yes. So, you know, just like we were talking about, you know, we do utilize, you know, CRNA or an anesthesiologist. That way, you know, when a patient comes in for their day of surgery, the only thing they're probably gonna remember is having the IV placed. After that, they're gonna drift off to sleep, and they're not gonna remember a thing. You know, in fact, many of our patients come back the next day, and they're like, man, that was the best nap I've had in a long time and, you know, I I don't remember anything. I like that. That is that is good. So if someone is considering dental implants, how do they get started with NUVIA? So they're just gonna go to our website. It's NUVIA smiles forward slash news TV and take a sixty second quiz, and that may tell a patient if they're a candidate or not. If so, we'll reach out and have you come in for a scan or a consult and discuss your options. It is that simple. Well, thank you so much, doctor Heimer. This technology can really transform people's lives. And if you're like if you would like more information on NUVIA, head to the website on your screen, nuviasmiles.com/newstv.

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Why Wait Up To 10 Months Or More For Full Mouth Dental Implants?

The traditional dental implant process can be outdated, inconvenient and long. Nuvia’s 24hr permanent teeth process is safe, convenient and fast.

Nuvia's 24HR Permanent Teeth

Traditional dental implants

Permanent Teeth Delivered in 24hrs

Up to 10+ months wait for permanent teeth

Eat Soft Foods* Immediately

May be on liquid diet for up to 6 weeks, then soft foods for up to 8+ months

Only 1 Appointment to Get Permanent Teeth

Up to 9+ visits required

Zirconia* Material

Delivered in 24hrs

Varies; delivered up to 10+ months after surgery

Digitally Mapped for Precise Fit

Multiple, manual wax mold adjustments. Dependent on skill of provider

Slim Design for a Natural Feel

Temporary denture can be bulky and feel less natural

Teeth Created By In-House Lab

Saves you time and cost

Back and forth with 3rd party labs can cause delays & added expense

Comfortably Asleep During Procedure

Sedation included at no extra cost

Varies; may not be offered or can be an extra fee

Team of Surgeons, CRNA’s & Restorative Doctors for Every Procedure

Included at no extra cost

Varies; single dentist may handle multiple roles

Nuvia's 24HR Permanent Teeth

Traditional "TEETH IN A DAY"

Permanent Teeth Delivered in 24hrs

Up to 10+ months wait for permanent teeth

Eat Soft Foods* Immediately

May be on liquid diet for up to 6 weeks, then soft foods for up to 8+ months

Only 1 Appointment to Get Permanent Teeth

Up to 9+ visits required

Zirconia* Material

Delivered in 24hrs

Varies; delivered up to 10+ months after surgery

Digitally Mapped for Precise Fit the First Time

Multiple, manual wax mold adjustments. Dependent on skill of provider

Slim Design for a More Natural Feel

Temporary denture can be bulky and feel less natural

Teeth Created By In-House Lab

Saves you time and cost

Back and forth with 3rd party labs can cause delays & added expense

Comfortably Asleep During Procedure

Sedation included at no extra cost

Varies; may not be offered or can be an extra fee

Team of Surgeons, CRNA’s & Restorative Doctors for Every Procedure

Included at no extra cost

Varies; single dentist may handle multiple roles

*Not all those who come in for a consultation are eligible for this treatment. Results may vary in individual cases.

How Do Permanent Teeth in 24 Hours Actually Work?

Are you cutting corners? You know, is there some steps that you're you're cutting out? It's not that at all. It's we're using the the updated technology, the advanced surgical skills to make sure that the procedure is well planned out and delivered in the most predictable fashion. How does permanent teeth in twenty four hours actually work? We work closely with a lab that's literally in the same building that our surgery centers are. Our offices, talk to the lab and they're able to take your surgery, do your surgery, and then present it the next day with your final, permanent, beautiful, strong, healthy teeth twenty four hours later. It says you don't have to wait four to six months to get your permanence. So that's how it works. You can have that quality from day one, twenty four hours later, and heal with your permanent final teeth that way. So if because it's faster, are we sacrificing quality? Not at all. In fact, we're improving the quality from day one. Are we cutting corners? Absolutely not. We're just delivering high quality permanent smiles in less time. Think about you break your bone. K? There's nothing on earth that's going to speed up your body's natural process to heal your bones, and we're not doing that either. However, when you get a broken bone, you have to set it correctly for it to heal in the right position and so it functions normally. We don't, at the cellular level, speed that process up. But what we do is you are actually healing with your final permanent, high strength, high quality, good looking teeth from day one. The absence of delivering a temporary prosthesis is not cutting corners, it's actually improving the method. You're not wearing a flimsy prosthetic while you're healing so you have some flex and it can delay healing, it can inadvertently cause implants to fail. So, we don't speed up the body's process. We just make sure that everything is healing in the right positions. You are actually healing with your final permanent, high strength, high quality teeth from day one, and that's how we do it without sacrificing quality. How does the failure rate compare to other surgical procedures? Industry standards for all on x procedures tends to stay in the two to five percent range across the network. And at Nuvia, we're actually happy to report that our failure rate is actually less than two percent. And that has to do with the surgeon training, the prosthodontic training, the lab training, all these specialties coming together to make sure we accomplish the same goal, and we intend to continue to improve that. Think about the advanced technologies that have come into the field of medicine over the last few decades. Right? Other companies are using outdated, slower analog traditional methods. You know, they do work, but why sacrifice your time and efficiency for proven methods that improve your quality of life in a much more advanced and reliable way, and that's what Nubia does. I use advanced technology, we gather materials ahead of time that are gonna be permanently fixated into your mouth. Things that other companies would delay for several months. That's how we do it faster and with high quality, is that we prepare using current advanced technologies to accomplish what would take you before six months, we can do it next day. Is what we do dangerous? You know, from a surgical perspective, which is what I am, I love that we have in house CRNAs with our patients. And what does that do for patients? It gives them peace of mind that there's another provider, a very well qualified provider that is providing anesthesia to our patients that can be there to monitor them throughout the entire procedure while they're sedated. So we have our prosthodontists in house that are communicating with us. We have our surgeons that are highly trained. We We have our CRNAs that are highly trained. And we also have the lab that this is what they do twenty four hours a day. This is all they do. So the communication of having everybody in house makes this actually way less dangerous because everybody knows what each other's doing. If I were somebody that was referring my own parents to this, you know, I wouldn't go anywhere else because of exactly what I've been speaking to. There's no need to go through a prolonged phase of temporary healing when it's been proven that this works. Why put somebody through something you don't need to do? Why why do this twice basically, essentially? With a highly skilled team of experts, surgery, prosthodontics, anesthesia, lab. We want people to know that this is an experience that's gonna be life changing and we want them to know that this is a safe procedure. It's not cutting corners. In fact, you are reducing complications by doing it this way. So hopefully that helps you understand better.

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Table of Contents

From Dentures to Dental Implants

WHAT’S THE RIGHT OPTION FOR YOU? DENTAL IMPLANTS VS DENTURES

Before getting started, check if you may be eligible for dental implants with this 60-second quiz.

WHAT ARE FULL MOUTH DENTAL IMPLANTS?

Getting Dental Implants

Consultation

‍Smile Design

Surgery

‍Permanent Teeth in 24 Hours

‍Healing

‍Getting Dentures

DENTAL IMPLANTS VS DENTURES: THE FINAL COMPARISON

Cost of Dental Implants VS Dentures

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Can you get dentures that stay in permanently?

Can immediate dentures be permanent?

Are permanent dentures thinner than temporary dentures?

What are the disadvantages of zygomatic implants?

How long do zygomatic implants last?

How painful are zygomatic implants?

What is the success rate of zygomatic implants?

Do Zirconia Teeth Look Good?

How long do zirconia teeth last?

Are zirconia teeth expensive?

Does zirconia feel like real teeth?

What are the 3 types of dental implants?

Which type of dental implants are best?

What is the healthiest dental implant?

What is the downside of all on four dental implants?

How many teeth are on All-on-4®?

How long do all on four implants last?

Who is not a candidate for all on 4 dental implants?

Are full mouth dental implants a good idea?

How painful are full mouth dental implants?

How long does it take to recover from full mouth dental implants?

How many implants are needed for full mouth?