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Missing teeth can affect daily function and confidence. Implant dentures in Gillette, WY and Sturgis, SD provide additional support by combining dental implants with a custom denture.
Implant dentures replace multiple missing teeth with support from dental implants placed in the jaw. Unlike traditional dentures that rest on the gums, implant-supported dentures connect to implants for a more stable foundation.
According to the American Dental Association's information on dental implants, dental implants can serve as sturdy anchors for replacement teeth.
Depending on your treatment plan, implant dentures may be removable or fixed. The most appropriate option depends on your oral health, available jawbone, number of missing teeth, and treatment goals.
Implant-supported dentures may provide several benefits for eligible patients. Depending on the individual treatment plan, they may help:
Treatment outcomes vary from patient to patient. Patients may also explore our dental implants page to learn more about implant-supported tooth replacement options.
Implant dentures may be an option for patients missing several teeth or an entire upper or lower arch. A dental evaluation can assess factors such as:
Patients replacing an individual missing tooth may benefit from learning about a single-tooth implant as an alternative treatment option. A consultation can help determine whether implant dentures are an appropriate tooth replacement solution.
The implant denture process involves several steps designed to provide a secure, comfortable restoration tailored to your oral health and treatment needs.
The process begins with an evaluation of your oral health and treatment goals to create a personalized plan. Patients seeking a full-arch option can also learn about All-on-4 dental implants and other implant-supported restorations.
Dental implants are placed in the jaw to support the future restoration. A healing period may be needed to allow the implants to integrate with the surrounding bone.
Once healing has progressed, a custom denture is created and attached or fitted according to your treatment plan. The number of appointments and overall timeline vary based on individual needs.
Traditional dentures generally rest on the gums, while implant dentures receive support from dental implants placed in the jaw. This additional support may provide greater stability for patients who experience denture movement.
For patients interested in improving the overall appearance of their smile, our cosmetic dentistry services may provide additional treatment options.
Synergy Dental Center provides implant dentures in Gillette, WY and Sturgis, SD from two convenient office locations.
Visit our Gillette office at 501 W Lakeway Rd, open Monday from 8 AM–5 PM and Tuesday through Thursday from 7:30 AM–3:30 PM. Our Sturgis office at 850 Main St is open Monday through Thursday from 8 AM–4 PM.
Their lifespan varies based on materials, daily wear, bite forces, and ongoing dental care. The denture restoration may eventually need maintenance or replacement.
Some patients experience a temporary adjustment period with a new denture. Speech often becomes easier as they adapt to the restoration.
Depending on the issue, the denture portion may be repaired, adjusted, or replaced. Your dental professional can recommend the appropriate solution.
Coverage varies by insurance provider and individual plan. Patients can review their benefits and discuss payment or financing options with the dental office.
Regular dental visits help evaluate the restoration, surrounding tissues, and overall oral health. Your recommended visit schedule may vary based on your needs.
