An implant-supported denture is a type of denture that is anchored in place by dental implants rather than relying on traditional methods like adhesives or the natural suction of the gums. This solution is commonly used for people who have lost most or all of their teeth in one or both jaws. Implant-supported dentures provide a more stable and secure alternative to conventional dentures, offering better comfort, function, and aesthetics.

Single tooth implants & Implant supported bridges Both single tooth implants and implant-supported bridges are advanced dental solutions for replacing missing teeth. These procedures are part of implant dentistry, where dental implants are used as a foundation for restorations like crowns, bridges, and dentures.While both treatments serve to replace missing teeth, they differ in the number of teeth they replace and the technique used. Here’s an overview of both options.

Invisible aligners use a series of clear, custom-made trays (also known as aligners) that fit snugly over the teeth. Each aligner is designed to move the teeth incrementally. The aligners are worn for a specified period (usually 1-2 weeks per set) before moving on to the next set in the series. Over time, the teeth are gradually shifted into the correct alignment.