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2 Implant Retained Overdenture
Single Arch
$11,995
Double Arch
$23,990
* The fee does not include other treatments, such as bone grafts, extraction, or sedation, which may be required in some circumstances.

All On 4 Permanent Teeth
Single Arch
$14,990
Double Arch
$29,980
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All On 6 Permanent Teeth
Single Arch
$20,990
Double Arch
$41,980
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All On 8 Permanent Teeth
Single Arch
$24,990
Double Arch
$49,980
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2 Implant Denture
Two Implant-Retained, Overdenture with new acrylic/hybrid denture.
$14,990
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All On 4 Teeth Cost per jaw
$20,990
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All On 6 Permanent Teeth
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3 Types Of Denture Implants
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Implant-Retained, Gum Supported
With this treatment, the overdenture rests directly on your gums and is retained by implants placed into your upper and/or lower jaw. The overdenture, which is removable, is secured to your implants through retentive attachments incorporated into the denture. Implant-retained tissue supported dentures are currently recognized as the minimum standard of care for fully edentulous patients.
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Bar-Retained, Implant Supported
With this treatment, the overdenture engages retentive attachments on a metal bar that connects to implants, which are placed into your upper and/or lower jaw. The overdenture, which is removable, is secured to the bar through attachments fabricated directly into the denture.
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Permanently Fixed, Implant Supported
What Are Implant Dentures
Implant dentures are a hybrid solution that combines traditional dentures with dental implants. Instead of relying solely on adhesive or suction to stay in place, implant dentures are securely anchored to your jawbone using titanium implants. This approach offers a much more stable, durable, and comfortable option compared to removable dentures. Whether you’re missing a few teeth or need a full arch replacement, implant dentures restore both function and aesthetics, giving you the confidence to smile, eat, and speak naturally. Many patients find implant dentures to be a life-changing alternative to traditional options.
Implant Dentures vs. Dental Implants
While both options use implants to support new teeth, the key difference is how they are applied. Implant dentures use a few strategically placed implants to anchor a full arch of dentures, making them a more cost-effective solution for those missing many teeth. Traditional dental implants, on the other hand, replace individual teeth one by one, offering a more natural look and feel for single or partial tooth loss. Choosing between the two often depends on how many teeth you need to replace, your bone health, and your budget.
When Should You Opt For Implant Denture
Implant dentures may be the perfect solution if you’re struggling with loose or uncomfortable traditional dentures. They’re also ideal for those who have lost most or all of their teeth but don’t want the hassle of dentures that slip out of place. Implant dentures provide better stability and comfort, especially during eating and speaking. For patients who may not be eligible for full dental implants due to bone loss or other factors, implant dentures can still provide a permanent and secure solution with less invasive procedures.
The Cost Of Implant Dentures
The cost of implant dentures can vary based on a variety of factors, including the number of implants needed, the material of the denture, and whether any additional procedures like bone grafting are needed. Implant dentures may require a larger upfront investment, but their durability and long-lasting benefits often outweigh the initial cost. Additionally, some insurance plans may cover part of the cost, making them more affordable. Understanding the full financial picture early on will help you make an informed decision about this life-changing dental solution.
The Implant Denture Healing Process
After your implant denture procedure, your body will need time to heal and for the implants to integrate with the jawbone—a process known as osseointegration. This healing phase typically lasts a few months, but most patients can function normally with temporary dentures during this period. While the implants bond with your bone, you’ll be able to eat softer foods and continue with daily activities. Following the recommended care routine, including regular check-ups and proper oral hygiene, will ensure that the healing process goes smoothly and that your final dentures fit perfectly.
What Happens During The Implant Denture Procedure
The implant denture procedure is a multi-step process that begins with a detailed assessment of your oral health. Using advanced imaging techniques, your dentist will plan the precise placement of each implant. On the day of surgery, the implants are inserted into the jawbone, which will anchor the dentures. Temporary dentures are provided during the healing period, ensuring that you don’t go without teeth. Once your implants have healed and fused with the bone, the final dentures are securely attached, giving you the confidence of a stable and natural-looking smile.
Components Of Implant Dentures
Implant dentures are made up of several key components. Titanium implants are inserted into the jawbone, which serves as the foundation for your new dentures. Abutments are attached to the implants, acting as connectors for the dentures. The final component is the custom-made prosthetic teeth, which are designed to look and function like natural teeth. These components work together to create a secure, long-lasting solution that allows you to confidently chew, speak, and smile. Implant dentures offer a unique blend of strength, durability, and aesthetics that can significantly improve your quality of life.
Schedule Your Implant Denture Consultation Today
Are you ready to take the first step toward a more secure, comfortable smile? Fremont Implant Clinic is here to help you explore whether implant dentures are the right solution for you. Our team of experts will walk you through every step of the process, from consultation to post-procedure care. Schedule your appointment today, and let us help you regain the confidence and functionality that come with a beautiful, stable smile. We offer flexible payment plans to make this life-changing treatment accessible to everyone.





