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Important things to consider when choosing between dentures and implants

Deciding between dentures and implants is not always an easy feat. Dentures, on the one hand, offer a cheaper alternative and a faster overall process, but they cannot compare to the strength, longevity and ease of implants – especially in full mouth cases, where adhesives and suction are all you can rely on to keep your denture in place.

Dental implants, however, are more of an investment, and the entire process takes around three months, so the implant cannot completely integrate with the bone in your jaw.

As we treat thousands of patients with missing teeth everywhere, providing them with both denture and implant solutions (sometimes the two combined), we know exactly what matters to patients and the important boxes they want to tick. And we’ve broken them points down in this article so you can truly understand which will be better for your unique position.

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Quick overview of main features

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Which solution will be better suited to your case?

Considering your cosmetic and functional goals

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Comparing the cost

Main conclusion

  • Dentures are affordable and non-invasive
  • Dentures can be a good short-term option for partial or full mouth replacement
  • Dental implants require higher upfront costs, but are more stable and protect the jawbone over time

When making a decision between the two, patients should consider:

  • Their comfort and lifestyle needs.
  • Their long-term oral health benefits, not just cost.
  • The cosmetic outcomes and how they affect your confidence.
  • Book a consultation to get a quote and learn what’s possible.

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