DENTURES VS DENTAL IMPLANTS — NAPLES & FORT MYERS, FL
“I Don't Have To Worry About That No More, Do I?”
CHRIS, DENTAL IMPLANTS PATIENT
Choose the Best Solution
For Your Smile
If you’re among the more than 178 million Americans who is missing at least one tooth, you’ve likely experienced embarrassment and daily challenges. In the not so distant past, people who lost a tooth or multiple teeth had to settle for fixed dental bridges or conventional dentures.
If you’re struggling with missing teeth or the downsides of conventional dentures, the good news is you have far more options today. Dental implants are made of titanium, a biocompatible material that fuses with underlying bone over the course of several months. Once they integrate with your jawbone, dental implants function like the roots of biological teeth to provide strong support for replacement crowns.
The Most Versatile Tooth
Replacement Option
Dental implants are the most versatile tooth replacement because they can be used to replace a single tooth, multiple teeth, or a full arch lost to trauma, decay, or gum disease. From single implants to fixed implant-supported arches, our implant dentist, Dr. Titov, provides a wide range of dental implants in Naples & Fort Myers, FL that will restore your smile, health, and quality of life!
Comparing Fixed Teeth Vs. Removable
Traditional Dentures
Dentures can fall out, click or slip and require messy adhesive and removal for cleaning. Gum tissue irritation and trouble eating and speaking are common issues experienced by conventional denture wearers. Because dentures sit on top of your gums, they don’t stimulate the underlying bone. Bone loss progresses unchecked and can lead to the characteristic “sunken-in” look many people associate with dentures. Implants for dentures are an upgrade that eliminate many of these issues.
Implant Supported Dentures
Removable implant supported dentures in Naples & Fort Myers, FL, stabilized by two or more dental implants can restore 60% of dental function. Implant supported dentures can also be designed as a fixed prosthesis that is only removable by a dental professional. If you’re looking for permanent dentures, the latter is your best option.
Full Arch Fixed Teeth
Full mouth dental implants in Naples & Fort Myers, FL consist of a fixed prosthetic bridge of teeth permanently supported by four to eight dental implants. Unlike dentures, full mouth dental implants stimulate bone growth and prevent undesirable changes to your facial structure. In addition to looking and functioning like natural teeth, full mouth dental implants are designed to be long lasting. They’re more comfortable and stable than conventional dentures, thereby restoring over 98% of function and enabling you to eat all the foods you love.
This is why our practice is dedicated fully to full-mouth dental implants only because they offer the most advanced, stable, and life-changing solution for replacing missing teeth available today. By restoring both function and facial structure, full-mouth dental implants provide a long-term solution that helps patients truly reclaim their quality of life.
Traditional Dentures
Implant Supported Dentures
Full Arch Fixed Teeth
Experience Matters withDental Implants
When making the decision to get dental implants to replace missing teeth, it’s important to choose a professional with years of advanced training, in-depth knowledge of oral structures, and extensive restorative expertise. Our implant dentist, Dr. Titov, received advanced training, participates in continuing education specific to dental implant techniques, and has vast expertise placing dental implants in Naples & Fort Myers, FL. You’ll also benefit from our state-of-the-art technologies, including dental implant surgery guided by precision digital software. With personalized treatments at Marsh Cove Dental and Implant Center, we customize a tooth replacement solution that precisely fits your smile goals, oral health needs, and budget. Our treatment process is straightforward and efficient. The first step is a personalized consultation and evaluation by Dr. Titov in Naples & Fort Myers, FL. While most patients who come to us are ideal candidates for full mouth dental implants, bone loss or gum disease require preliminary treatments to enable receiving dental implants. You’ll walk out of our office with a clear understanding of all the steps involved in your smile journey—from the cost of care—to clinical information specific to your unique smile restoration.
On the day of your implant placement, we offer several anesthesia options for your ultimate comfort. Dr. Titov may be able to extract remaining teeth and perform bone grafting during this same appointment. Small incisions are made in your gums, then the required number of implants are placed underneath your gums in preplanned sites in your jawbone. At Marsh Cove Dental and Implant Center, we use a top-rated guidance system that ensures each implant is placed at the exact angle, depth, and location in your jaw with the densest bone for optimal long-term function. During this visit, we’ll provide you with a temporary set of teeth that look and feel natural so you won’t have to suffer another day with a missing smile. After your implants fuse with your jawbone over a period of two to three months, you’ll return to our office to receive your final customized restoration.
Invest in a Long Term Dream Smile
Although they come with a higher upfront cost, dental implants are a cost-effective treatment when you consider they can provide decades or even a lifetime of oral health and happiness, with proper care. The cost of dental implants is based on necessary preliminary treatments and your customized treatment plan.
Fixed full mouth dental implants cost more than removable implant supported dentures. Although most insurance companies don’t provide coverage for dental implants, some may partially pay for the crown component. At Marsh Cove Dental and Implant Center, we want everyone to enjoy the life-changing benefits of dental implants, so we offer top-rated third-party financing to make them more affordable.
Although they come with a higher upfront cost, dental implants are a cost-effective treatment when you consider they can provide decades or even a lifetime of oral health and happiness, with proper care.