Give Yourself the Gift of Stable Dentures This Year

The holidays are quickly approaching, and it is time to start thinking about the gifts you really want this year. If you are suffering the consequences of missing teeth or ill-fitting dentures, we invite you to consider the best gift of all – a stable and confident smile. Implant-supported dentures can be an excellent way to treat yourself this holiday season.

Implant-supported dentures, also called overdentures, are a remarkable way to stabilize traditional dentures, especially if the removable dentures are not fitting well, loose or fall out easily. Once the implants are surgically placed into the jaw bone, they become a permanent anchor for your prosthetic teeth (partial or full denture). While many patients choose to stabilize their dentures with implants from the start, others have the option of changing out their removable dentures for this more secure and upgraded treatment method.

Dental implant surgery is not a last-minute decision. It requires a series of appointments and a careful planning process. Therefore, now is the perfect time to get started if you want a more confident set of teeth for the holidays. In addition, you should consider your implant denture investment before the end of the year if you have a dental insurance deductible that has been met or partially met. Deductibles reset each calendar year in most cases.

Don’t be afraid to give yourself the gift of a better smile. Implant dentures are a gift that keeps giving – year after year. Implant dentures can help you feel more confident in social situations (especially those that involve laughing, eating and speaking) and they can even improve the way your face looks. Implants help prevent bone loss in the jaw, so you can maintain a youthful facial contour without suffering the hallowed appearance of bone loss. These are just a few of the valued advantages of securing your dentures with dental implants.

Ready to learn more about implant supported dentures and how you can qualify? Call Dr. Wayne Suway in Marietta today.