Implant-supported dentures offer a life-changing solution for patients struggling with loose, uncomfortable, or ill-fitting traditional dentures. At Stone Surgical Arts, we specialize in advanced implant dentistry that restores stability, function, and confidence—allowing you to eat, speak, and smile without fear of dentures shifting or slipping. This modern approach combines the affordability of dentures with the strength and reliability of dental implants for long-lasting results.

Implant-supported dentures are prosthetic teeth that are securely anchored to dental implants placed in the jawbone. Unlike traditional dentures that rest on the gums and rely on adhesives, implant-supported dentures are stabilized by implants, providing significantly improved retention and comfort.
Depending on your needs, these dentures may be removable (snap-on) or fixed (non-removable), both of which offer superior performance compared to conventional dentures. This solution is ideal for patients missing multiple teeth or an entire arch who want a more secure, natural-feeling alternative.
The process begins with the strategic placement of dental implants into the jawbone. These implants act as artificial tooth roots, integrating with the bone through a process called osseointegration. Once healed, a custom denture is attached to the implants using specialized connectors or bars.
Most implant-supported dentures require 2 to 6 implants per arch, depending on bone quality, anatomy, and the type of denture being used. This approach distributes bite forces evenly, reducing pressure on the gums and preventing bone loss.


Implant-supported dentures provide numerous advantages over traditional dentures, including:
Patients often report a dramatic improvement in quality of life after transitioning to implant-supported dentures.
At Stone Surgical Arts, we tailor every treatment plan to your goals and lifestyle.
Removable implant-supported dentures snap securely onto implants and can be taken out for cleaning. They offer excellent stability while remaining cost-effective and easy to maintain.
Fixed implant-supported dentures, sometimes referred to as hybrid dentures, are permanently attached and can only be removed by a dental professional. These provide the closest experience to natural teeth in terms of function and feel.
During your consultation, our team will help determine which option best suits your oral health, budget, and preferences.
You may be an excellent candidate if you:
Even patients who have been told they lack sufficient bone may still qualify thanks to modern surgical techniques and advanced implant systems.

Your journey typically includes:
3D scans to evaluate bone structure
Performed with precision and comfort in mind
Implants fuse with the jawbone over several months
Designed for optimal fit, esthetics, and function
Secure placement of your implant-supported denture
Maintenance is simple and similar to caring for natural teeth. Daily brushing, regular dental checkups, and professional cleanings are essential to protect your implants and surrounding tissues. Removable options should be cleaned thoroughly each day, while fixed restorations require specialized home-care techniques that our team will guide you through.

Stone Surgical Arts is recognized for excellence in oral surgery and implant dentistry. Our team combines advanced technology, meticulous surgical planning, and patient-centered care to deliver outstanding results. We focus not only on restoring teeth, but on rebuilding confidence, comfort, and long-term oral health.
Every implant-supported denture is custom-designed to reflect your facial structure, bite dynamics, and esthetic goals—ensuring results that look natural and feel secure.
If you’re tired of dealing with unstable dentures or missing teeth, implant-supported dentures may be the solution you’ve been searching for. At Stone Surgical Arts, we’re committed to helping you reclaim a strong, confident smile that lasts.
Schedule your consultation today and discover how implant-supported dentures can transform your oral health and quality of life.