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Conventional dentistry has long held the stigma of being painful, time-consuming, and invasive. Today, thanks to advanced dental technology, you can look and feel better and receive an attractive, healthy smile with greater comfort, convenience, and safety!
Advanced dental technology takes away many of the invasive parts of conventional dentistry, leaving you with a beautiful smile that can often be achieved virtually painlessly and with little-to-no downtime. You don’t have to put off dental visits due to traditional sights, sounds, or smells any longer. Advanced dental technology in Scarborough, ON helps many patients experience more comfortable and less painful treatments.
The main difference between implant supported dentures and conventional dentures is that the former rely on dental implants instead of the gums for support. This means that as the dental implants support the full arch prosthesis or dentures, they simultaneously keep the jaw bone from resorbing and shrinking by providing stimulation. This creates a foundation of strength and stability, allowing for the visible restoration to function naturally, without causing discomfort to the gums. Implant supported dentures are also highly aesthetic, made from durable, life-like materials that both withstand the pressure of biting and chewing and take on the vibrant, aesthetic characteristics of natural teeth. In the case that an infection occurs after the procedure, we also offer LAPIP for implant infections. Overall, implant supported dentures work to mimic a full set of natural and healthy teeth—a whole-smile improvement that can last for the long-term!
Traditional dentures tend to come loose over time as a result of the dental prosthetic’s adhesives weakening or becoming loose due to the natural shrinkage of your jawbone without teeth (atrophy).
Implant-supported dentures are a longer-lasting solution for missing teeth. Best of all, this dental surgery is minimally invasive. Implanted dentures strengthen your jaw bone structure, restores your ability to chew food properly, and puts an end to the running cost of maintaining denture adhesives.
Difficulty biting and chewing
Loss of smile and facial aesthetics
Jaw bone deterioration
Diminishing self-confidence
Need routine adjustments
Require pastes or adhesives
Can slip, shift, or fall out
May diminish taste
Can increase speech difficult
No adjustments or relining
Eliminates pastes or adhesives
Stabilized on dental implants
Secure, strong, and won’t fall out
Improves taste and speech
Allows for a wider dietary range
Improves confidence and wellbeing