Phone Number: 662-534-4397
Implants Provide Peace Of Mind
If you wear dentures, you probably already know that they can make it difficult for you to enjoy meals and social events. Will they slip out of place and embarrass you? Questions like this may often run through your mind. That’s no way to live! In addition to the prospect of slipping, dentures can also irritate your gums. Dentures are certainly an economical option for tooth replacement, and they generally work well. That said, they’re not the most secure solution. We have more reliable ways to reclaim your smile with implant supported dentures in New Albany, MS. Our team is exceptionally trained in transforming lives with healthier teeth.
Dentures That Never Slip
We offer a kind of denture that won’t come loose and allows you to give up messy adhesives for good. Implant supported dentures give you one of the key benefits of dental implants in a package some patients find more cost-effective in the long-run compared to dentures. We permanently insert posts into your jawbone—as we do with dental implants—and then anchor your dentures to them for a firm, reliable fit. If you have dentures, or are considering them, and want added security, implant supported dentures are for you. We also have an even more stable implant-based option that can last you a lifetime.
Benefits Of A Secure Smile
- Carefree meals, conversations, and smiles
- Better dental health
- Natural tooth appearance
- Comfortable, dependable fit
- Reliable performance
- Improved self-confidence
Lifelong Performance
If you’re ready for the “gold standard” in teeth replacement, full mouth dental implants are it. They’re more stable and easier to maintain than any type of dentures, or any other solution for that matter. Our team is driven by advanced dental implant training and placement planning technology that enables us to provide remarkable, consistent results. Imagine what permanent, natural-looking dental implants can do for your smile—and your confidence! They’ll give you a new lease on life.
