Implant Supported Dentures

Removable Dentures, Reinvented

If you’re tired of loose-fitting dentures or worried about bone loss after tooth loss, implant-supported dentures offer a stable, modern alternative. At Smile, Co., we anchor your denture to dental implants—providing dramatically better fit, function, and confidence.

This solution offers the convenience of a removable denture with the added security and support of implants—so you can laugh, speak, and eat without worry.

What Are Implant-Supported Dentures?

Unlike traditional dentures that rest on the gums, implant-supported dentures clip onto dental implants that are surgically placed in the jawbone. This connection provides added stability and bone support, reducing the movement and discomfort associated with standard dentures.

Implant-supported dentures are ideal if you:

• Are missing most or all of your teeth
  
• Want a denture that stays in place
  
• Have struggled with loose-fitting traditional dentures
  
• Are looking for better long-term bone preservation
  
• Prefer a removable solution with added security
  

We offer both upper and lower arch solutions, and we’ll help you decide which style best fits your lifestyle and goals.

Implant Denture vs. Traditional Denture

• Stability: Implants keep your denture from shifting or slipping
  
• Comfort: No need for adhesives or constant adjustments
  
• Bone Health: Implants stimulate the jaw and help prevent bone loss
  
• Bite Strength: Eat more of the foods you love with confidence
  
• Longevity: Implants last for decades with proper care
  

Traditional full or partial dentures sit on the gums and rely on suction or clasps, which can cause rubbing, slipping, or sore spots over time. Implant support changes everything.

Types of Implant Denture Solutions

We provide a range of implant-retained denture options based on your needs:

• Snap-On Dentures – Removable dentures that snap into place on 2–4 implants.
  
• Bar-Retained Dentures – A thin metal bar connects multiple implants, adding extra retention.
  
• Locator Attachments – Offer a low-profile, secure fit with easy removal.
  
• Upgrade Paths – We also convert existing dentures into implant-supported systems when appropriate.
  

Looking for a permanent (non-removable) option? Explore our All-on-Four implants for full-arch restorations that stay fixed in place.

What to Expect from the Process

1. Consultation & Imaging
   We take digital scans and 3D imaging to assess bone health and treatment eligibility.
   
2. Implant Placement
   We place 2–4 implants per arch, using local anesthesia or sedation for maximum comfort.
   
3. Healing Phase
   The implants integrate with your jawbone over several months. A temporary denture may be worn during this time.
   
4. Attachment & Final Fit
   Once healed, we create a custom denture that locks into your implants for a snug, natural fit.
   

We also offer bone grafting if needed to support long-term implant success.

Why Smile, Co. for Implant Dentures?

We combine cutting-edge technology with high-end restorative care to give you an experience that feels personalized, calming, and never rushed.

• Expert aesthetic planning
  
• Boutique-level comfort and service
  
• Full coordination of surgery, restoration, and aftercare
  
• Ongoing support through healing and maintenance
  
• Clear, transparent treatment planning from start to finish
  

Located in Tampa Palms, we care for patients across Tampa, Hunters Green, and Pebble Creek, offering a refreshing take on implant dentistry that’s both high-quality and human-focused.

Insurance & Flexible Options

Implant-supported dentures may be partially covered by insurance, especially if your current denture is no longer functioning properly. We also provide financing options and are developing a membership model for savings on restorative and ongoing care.

Security You Can Smile About

If you’ve been dealing with loose, uncomfortable dentures, it’s time for a change. Implant-supported dentures at Smile, Co. offer the perfect mix of comfort, aesthetics, and long-term stability.