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The full range of options for replacing all your teeth at Modern Essence Dentistry
Modern full mouth restoration spans a wide spectrum: at one end, a comfortable traditional denture; at the other, a permanent set of teeth supported entirely by dental implants. When most or all of your teeth are missing or failing, that means more choices today than ever before. Seeing how each option works helps you understand which is the right fit for your situation, your goals, and your budget.
This video covers three main options. A traditional denture is the most affordable, though it sits loosely on the gums and can lose its stability over time. An implant-supported overdenture snaps onto two or more dental implants, so it holds steady yet stays removable, and you can take it out for cleaning. Then there is the premium tier, often called "All-on-Four": full-arch implant restorations that rest on a minimum of four implants per arch and carry permanent teeth, lifelike whether you are smiling or chewing.
There's one critical detail to understand. The moment teeth are lost, the jawbone begins to shrink, and over time that changes the shape of your face: sunken lips, more wrinkles around the mouth, a collapsed profile. Only dental implants are proven to halt that bone loss, because they stimulate the jaw the way natural tooth roots do.
3D imaging, a conversation about your priorities, and a frank discussion of financing all go into your consultation, because no two cases are alike. From there, we weigh the options with you honestly so you can make a sound choice.
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