Compare your options for tooth replacement: traditional dentures and implant-supported dentures. Understand the fundamental differences to make an informed decision for your oral health.
Traditional dentures consist of an acrylic base with artificial teeth resting on the gums. While removable for cleaning, they may shift during use, leading to discomfort and speech difficulties.
Traditional dentures don't stimulate the jawbone, leading to bone loss over time. This can result in facial changes, including a sunken appearance, and compromise long-term oral health.
Implant-supported dentures utilize titanium screws surgically implanted into the jawbone. These act as artificial tooth roots, providing stability, preventing bone loss, and preserving facial structure.
Dental implants prohibit bone loss, ensuring a secure foundation for dentures. They offer superior stability and functionality compared to traditional dentures, enhancing chewing efficiency and speech clarity.
Consider the longevity, stability, and oral health benefits of implant-supported dentures. Consult with K&E Advanced Dentistry to explore personalized options for restoring your smile and confidence. Call today