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Loose Dentures - Sarasota, FL

Dentures AreA Thing Of The Past

A More Secure Solution

Choose A More Secure Solution

Dentures have stood the test of time and are still in wide use for tooth replacement today. While they offer generally acceptable performance, they do have their downsides — and if you already wear dentures, you may know them all too well.

Dentures stay in place with suction or adhesive pastes. Through jawbone recession and wear they can come loose, often at the worst times: eating or speaking with a friend when the dentures suddenly slip. Their instability can also cause painful friction against your gums. If these situations are common in your day-to-day life, we encourage you to consider options that put an end to loose dentures in Sarasota, FL.

Patient enjoying a meal without worrying about slipping dentures

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Choose Your Solution

Every solution below is available at Speranza. Our prosthodontist and oral surgeon plan treatment together so your new smile is engineered for stability from the first appointment.

  • Traditional Dentures

    Traditional Dentures

    • Removable
    • Last 5+ years
    • May require adhesives
    • Allow bone recession
    • Limited food choices
  • Implant Supported Dentures

    Implant Supported Dentures

    • Removable
    • Last 10+ years
    • Secured by 2+ implants
    • Limit bone recession
    • Expanded food choices
  • Full Mouth Dental Implants

    Full Mouth Dental Implants

    • Fixed for reliable performance
    • Last decades
    • Anchored by 4+ implants
    • Prevent jawbone loss
    • Unlimited food choices

What Changes

Life Without Loose Dentures

With implants anchoring your teeth, there is no adhesive, no slipping, and no sore gums. You bite into the foods you have avoided for years, speak without hesitation, and your implants keep stimulating the jawbone so your facial structure is preserved for decades.

Full mouth dental implant prosthesis secured to implants