Denture Options

In this video, Dr. Rose Magno explains denture solutions, including traditional dentures, Snap-on dentures, and fixed bridges. Each option enhances stability and comfort, offering long-lasting results. Visit our Emeryville office, serving San Francisco, East Bay, and Oakland, to find the right option for you.

If you’ve been dealing with loose dentures and are looking for a more stable solution, we offer several options to meet your needs.

1. New Traditional Denture: If you’re dissatisfied with your current denture—whether it’s the color of the teeth, the gums, or simply the age of the denture—we can replace it with a new one. We can also add implants to improve stability and make the new denture look more natural and aesthetically pleasing.

2. Snap-on Denture: If you’re happy with your current denture but want more stability, we can retrofit it. By placing implants, we can secure your existing denture over the implants, preventing it from moving and making it more comfortable.

3. Fixed Bridge: For those who want the ultimate convenience and stability, a fixed bridge may be the best solution. This option eliminates the need to remove your dentures. Once we place the implants and secure the bridge, it stays in place permanently, offering the feel and function of natural teeth. You would only need to come in for routine check-ups every six months to ensure everything is fitting well and you’re maintaining the bridge properly.

Regardless of the option you choose, it’s important to care for your implants and restorations to ensure their longevity. Proper maintenance will help prevent issues and ensure that your new smile lasts for years to come.

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