Published on Nov 3, 2025 | 5 minute read

If you like the idea of dentures but want them to feel secure, implant supported dentures may be your best fit. They attach to implants during the day for stability, then come out at night for easy cleaning. You get the confidence of a steady bite and the simplicity of a removable routine. No messy adhesives. No surprise slips.
These dentures connect to implants using special attachments, such as locator connectors or a bar. During the day, they click in and stay put. At night, they come out for cleaning and to let the tissues rest. Many people choose two to four implants for the lower arch and more for the upper, based on bone and goals.
Lower traditional dentures have a tough job. There’s less surface area, your tongue is active, and the denture can shift. By anchoring the denture to implants, movement is reduced. Sore spots decline. Speech becomes clearer. On the upper arch, many patients can skip full palate coverage, which helps food taste better and feel more natural.
Planning and Imaging: 3D scans show bone quality and the best implant positions. We’ll review how many implants will meet your comfort and retention goals.
Implant Placement: Implants are placed with the aim of strong support and easy hygiene access. The number and position are matched to your needs and dexterity.
Attachment Design: Your dentist selects connectors that fit your case—individual locators for simplicity or a bar for even distribution and retention.
Delivery and Training: You’ll learn to seat and remove your denture. Most patients master it within minutes.
Both protect bone where implants are placed. The decision comes down to lifestyle, dexterity, goals, and budget.
With implant supported dentures, chewing a varied diet becomes more realistic. The denture stays put. Words sound clearer. Social events feel easier. You’re not on edge waiting for the denture to shift mid-sentence.
You struggle with a loose denture. You want fewer sore spots and better confidence. You prefer removing teeth for cleaning. You have enough bone for a few implants—or you’re open to grafting if scans recommend it.
In professional education, implant supported dentures are highlighted for:
These benefits match what many patients report after they switch from traditional dentures.
Do I still remove them? Yes, and that’s a plus for cleaning and tissue health.
How many implants do I need? Two can improve a lower denture a lot; four or more increase stability. We’ll tailor it to your scan.
Will the parts wear out? Inserts or clips wear over time and are designed to be replaced.
Is cleaning hard? It’s simple and quick once you learn the steps.
If you want real-world stability without committing to a fixed bridge, implant supported dentures deliver steady function and easy care. Eat better, speak easier, and smile without a second thought. To find your best setup, contact Best Value Dentures & Implants at 786-984-8235 or visit 9000 SW 152nd St STE 101, Miami, FL 33157 to book an appointment and get a personalized plan.