Implant-Supported Denture (Full Arch)

For people who have lost most or all of their teeth in one jaw, Estedent stabilises a full denture on dental implants so it stays firmly in place rather than resting on the gums. A more economical option uses four mini-implants, while a four-implant solution retains the denture on locator attachments for a secure, removable fit. Both restore chewing and confidence compared with a conventional loose denture.

An implant-supported denture anchors a full-arch denture onto implants placed in the jaw, addressing the common problems of conventional removable dentures — slipping, rocking and reduced bite force — by giving the prosthesis fixed points of support. At Estedent two published routes are offered for a single arch. The first uses four mini-implants to retain the denture and is presented as the more economical choice; the second places four standard implants fitted with locator attachments, onto which the denture clips securely while remaining removable for cleaning. Treatment begins with assessment and imaging so the dentist can judge bone availability and plan implant positions; as with single implants, CBCT diagnostics and any bone regeneration are priced separately from the headline fee. After the implants are placed and have healed, the denture is connected to the attachments and adjusted for a comfortable, stable bite. The benefit most often associated with this approach is a denture that feels secure during eating and speaking without relying on adhesives, while still allowing the wearer to remove it for hygiene. The published prices cover the implants together with the denture for one arch; the dentist confirms which option suits the patient's bone and goals, the number of visits and the healing time involved, and reviews suitability and contraindications before starting.