Traditional, removable Dentures. Traditional, removable Dentures will replace all your teeth at a lower cost, but with that low cost comes serious disadvantages. Without implant support, these dentures will cause irritation of the gums and bone loss over time. Obtaining a proper fit and keeping these dentures in place will come with continuous frustrations and challenges.
All-on-4 Dental Implants. All-on-4 dental implants are a complete full set of teeth implants that can replace the entire upper or lower set of teeth in the mouth. This type of implant will stay in the mouth permanently and look natural as real teeth. Our dental implants at Park 40 are individually composed of three parts. The implant is made out of a biocompatible titanium post, the abutment is made out of biocompatible titanium and the permanent bridge/denture is made out of Zirconia. The All-on-4 dental implant technique will give you permanent teeth that look, feel, and function just like real teeth. No one will know you have implants unless you tell them.
Full Mouth Dental Implants. Full mouth dental implants can also be referred to as all-on-6 dental implants. Just like how the all-on-4 dental implants can replace a whole upper or lower set of teeth, this type of implant is used when there are too many teeth that need to be replaced in the mouth.
Implant Supported Bridge. An implant supported bridge is used when a patient is missing multiple teeth adjacent to each other. The implant supported crown connects to the dental implant. The process for this procedure is very similar to the process used for a single tooth implant.
Implant Supported Dentures. There are two types of implant supported dentures. Removeable and permanent. Implant-Supported Removable Dentures can detach from the implant post and be reattached by the patient at home. Permanent implant supported dentures are fixed onto implant posts and cannot be removed unless by a dental specialist for maintenance and repair. Permanent implant supported dentures are custom created for each patient to securely and properly fit their jaw.