Implant-supported Dentures in Anjou and Montréal

Implant-supported dentures for dental implants

What are implant-supported dentures?

Implant-supported dentures are dentures recommended for patients who have lost many or all their teeth. They are denture that are supported by dental implants inserted into the jawbone. There are 2 types of implant-supported denture: removable and fixed implant-supported dentures.

Both are good options for patients seeking other solutions than conventional dentures that are invasive as they cover the palate and surrounding tissues. Implant-supported dentures also resolve the issues with traditional dentures that become unstable due to prolonged bone loss. Implant-supported dentures can restore mastication, aesthetics and healthy bone health much like natural teeth.

Types of implant-supported dentures for dental implants in Montreal

We provide two main types of implant-supported dental prosthesis, depending on your oral health, bone density, and personal preference:

Removable implant-supported dentures: also called snaps since they can clip onto implants to allow removal of the dentures for cleaning each night.
Fixed implant-supported dentures: also called hybrid dentures, they attach permanently to the implants and function much like natural teeth.

Removable partial denture on implants | Prothèse partielle amovible sur implants

Implant-supported removable partial denture

Complete removable denture on 5 implants | Prothèse complète amovible sur 5 implants

Removable complete denture on 5 implants

Fixed complete upper denture on 6 to 10 implants | Prothèse complète fixe du haut sur 6 à 10 implants

Fixed full upper prosthesis on 6 to 10 implants

Fixed complete lower denture on 4 to 6 implants | Prothèse complète fixe du haut sur 6 à 10 implants

Fixed full upper prosthesis on 6 to 10 implants

What are the benefits of implant-supported dentures?

One of the main benefits of implant-retained dentures is their stability compared to traditional dentures. A standard denture rests directly on the gums and relies on suction or adhesive for retention, while an implant-supported denture attaches to dental implants that are inserted directly into the bone. These implants provide a reliable anchor, resolving the issue of unstable dentures. Dental implants also eliminate bone loss because they act as a root for the tooth, restoring mastication strength to a level close to that of natural teeth.

Patients who struggle with loose dentures or sore gums often find that implant-supported dentures solve both problems of stability and bone deterioration simultaneously.

Crown and bridge on implants

ProtaDent also offers dental crowns and bridges on implants. A crown or bridge on implants are permanent restorative solutions that replaces missing teeth. Instead of relying on natural teeth for support, artificial tooth crowns (caps) or a continuous bridge are securely anchored to titanium implants surgically implanted into your jawbone to replace one or more missing teeth without affecting the healthy teeth around them.

Our dentist reviews your jaw anatomy and goals during a consultation and recommends the option that fits your needs.

Crown attached to a dental implant

Dental implant vs. dental bridge

Implant-supported bridge

Why choose Protadent?

Our dentists offers years of experience inserting dental implants for patients across Montreal. We use modern imaging to plan implant placement precisely, and we guide you through every stage, from the initial consultation to your final fitted denture.

Book a consultation: we serve patients throughout Anjou and the greater Montreal region, and we welcome new patients ready to replace loose, uncomfortable dentures with a lasting solution.

Contact our office today to schedule your assessment and take the first step toward a confident, functional smile.