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Implant-Supported Denture

Type

Dental Implants

Duration

2 hours

What's included

4 deliverables in this treatment

  • Implant and prosthetic planning with imaging
  • Implant-supported denture with attachments
  • Fitting and bite adjustment
  • Aftercare and cleaning guidance

A removable or fixed denture stabilised by dental implants, for patients missing most or all of their teeth in a jaw. Rather than resting on the gums alone, the denture clips onto two or more implants for far greater stability when eating and speaking. At Dentica a lower denture is typically supported on two implants and an upper denture on four, with the exact plan agreed after assessment by the implantology team.

About this treatment

When most or all of the teeth in a jaw are missing, a conventional full denture relies on suction and the gum ridge for retention, which can leave it prone to movement — particularly in the lower jaw. An implant-supported denture solves this by anchoring the denture to dental implants placed in the bone. The denture connects to the implants through attachments, so it sits firmly in place and transfers chewing forces through the implants, which also helps…

At Dentica the usual approach is to support a lower denture on two implants and an upper denture on four, reflecting the different bone and stability requirements of each jaw; the precise number and position of implants is determined after a planning consultation with imaging. Treatment is staged over several appointments: the implants are placed and allowed to integrate, after which the denture and its attachments are made and fitted. The result is a…

Good to know

Lower jaw
Typically 2 implants
Upper jaw
Typically 4 implants
Benefit
Much greater stability than a standard denture

Who is this for?

Adults missing most or all teeth in a jaw wanting a stable, implant-anchored denture

About the clinic

Reviews, team and credentials

Independent review links and clinic-reported team information.

Clinical team

Founded by two graduates of the Faculty of Dentistry at the Wrocław Medical Academy (2003). Dr Aleksandra Cieślik-Kot is a dentist and endodontist, a member of the Polish (PTE) and European (ESE) endodontic societies who completed the PTE endodontic curriculum in 2016 and focuses on microscope root canal treatment, conservative, aesthetic and prosthetic dentistry, in practice since 2011. Dr Wojciech Kot is a dentist…

Clinic-reported credentials

Polish Endodontic Society (PTE) — Dr Aleksandra Cieślik-Kot European Society of Endodontology (ESE) — Dr Aleksandra Cieślik-Kot Polish Implantology Association (PSI) — Dr Wojciech Kot PSI/DGOI/ICOI implantology curriculum (2016) — Dr Wojciech Kot

Languages: Polish

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