Implant-Supported Bridge

For patients missing many or all of their teeth in an arch, several implants can support a fixed bridge or a stabilised overdenture instead of individual crowns. Denti Clinic offers snap-on and bar-retained overdentures held by two to four implants, as well as fixed full-arch bridges in composite or ceramic. The approach restores a complete set of teeth on a small number of implants, with the design chosen to match the patient's bone, budget and preference for a fixed or removable solution.

When most or all of the teeth in an upper or lower arch are missing, replacing each one with its own implant is rarely necessary. Instead, a smaller number of implants — typically two to four per arch — can anchor a bridge or a stabilised denture that restores a full set of teeth. This spreads the cost and surgery while giving back secure chewing and a natural-looking smile. Denti Clinic offers a range of implant-supported options. A snap-on (locator) overdenture clips onto two implants and can be removed for cleaning while staying far more stable than a conventional denture. A bar-retained overdenture spans two implants, or three to four for greater support, using a custom bar for an even firmer hold. For patients who want teeth that are never taken out, a fixed full-arch bridge can be screwed onto the implants in either a composite or a higher-strength ceramic build. The choice depends on how much bone is available, how many implants can be placed, whether a fixed or removable result is preferred, and budget. Treatment is planned with digital imaging and staged across several appointments — implant placement, healing, then fabrication of the bridge or denture by the clinic's technician — which can be scheduled to suit patients travelling in. The dentist confirms the most appropriate design and the number of implants at consultation.