Full Mouth Dental Implant Dentures
Restore your entire smile all at once and in one location!
- High Quality, Fixed Denture implants. One Price from Start to Finish.
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Free 3D Consultation with 3D CT Scan X-Rays included.
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New Teeth in Just One Day!
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We control the entire process from start to finish.
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Multiple Sedation Options - sleep while we work.
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Flexible Financing & Monthly Payments.
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We place and restore your implants and teeth right here in our office, so you won't be referred out anywhere.
- One Team. One Day. One Fee.
Replacing All of Your Teeth - Know Your Options
We are your best option for Full Mouth Dental Implants, Denture Implants, and Implant Bridges.
Experience, art, and technology come together to create the perfect solution for missing teeth.
We have everything you need for your dental implant under one roof... you don't need to visit multiple dentists.
Smile More Confidently. Eat the foods you want to eat. Live Better.
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How does Lyons Dental Specialties compare to other traditional teeth replacement options?
Traditional Dentures
- How many implants are needed?Temporary Solution
- How many dental offices will I visit?No implants
- How long will my new teeth last?Restore up to 25% of chewing ability
- How long does the process take?One dental office
visited - Where are the prosthetic teeth created?Prosthetic replaced or adjusted every2-3 years
- Is there additional bone loss prevention?Does not prevent bone loss or preserve facial appearance
- Will I need to take my teeth out each night?The process can be done in several visits
- Usually created in an offsite, third party lab
- Prosthetic teeth will need to be removed and cleaned each night
Snap in OverDentures
- How many implants are needed?Temporary Solution
- How many dental offices will I visit?2-4 Dental Implants
- How long will my new teeth last?Restore up to 60% of chewing ability
- How long does the process take?One to two dental offices visited
- Where are the prosthetic teeth created?Prosthetic replaced or adjusted every2-3 years
- Is there additional bone loss prevention?Does prevent some bone loss and preserve facial appearance
- Will I need to take my teeth out each night?The process can take 6-18 months
- Usually created in an offsite, third party lab
- Prosthetic teeth will need to be removed and cleaned each night
Traditional All on 4/6
- How many implants are needed?Permanent Solution
- How many dental offices will I visit?4-6 Dental Implants
- How long will my new teeth last?Restore up to 90% of chewing ability
- How long does the process take?One to Two Dental Offices Visited
- Where are the prosthetic teeth created?If well cared for,
prosthetic will last
INDEFINITELY - Is there additional bone loss prevention?Fully prevents bone loss and preserve facial appearance
- Will I need to take my teeth out each night?Can take one to two years to complete the process
- Usually created in an offsite, third party lab
- The temporary teeth that you receive will likely be removable
Best Value
Lyons Dental Specialties
- How many implants are needed?Permanent Solution
- How many dental offices will I visit?4-6 Dental Implants
- How long will my new teeth last?Restore up to 90% of chewing ability
- How long does the process take?One dental team, we do it all here in one location
- Where are the prosthetic teeth created?If well cared for,
prosthetic will last
INDEFINITELY - Is there additional bone loss prevention?Fully prevents bone loss and preserve facial appearance
- Will I need to take my teeth out each night?The process can be completed in 24 hours
- Created in our onsite, proprietary lab
- Your new teeth will be permanently fixed in your mouth
Why Choose Us for your Dental Implant Treatment?
Learn More About Implant Dentures
Dentures are a way to replace a number of missing teeth so that functionally, you can chew your food and have a nice smile. However, since dentures sit in the mouth on top of the gums there are no tooth roots to anchor and stimulate bone growth and strengthen the jawbone. This leads to bone loss, receding gums, changes in the shape and profile of one's face as well as periodontal disease.
In addition to the physical changes they cause in your face, dentures often need to be resized, they can cause sores in the mouth from friction, they slip and can impair your ability to speak clearly.
A healthier alternative to traditional dentures is the Implant Supported Denture. This is a combination of a number of implants surgically placed into the jawbone (good for bone stimulation and growth) and a denture which can be removed and cleaned. This option prevents bone deterioration that can lead to periodontal disease. Patients who go this route also experience an easier time talking and chewing. In addition to these benefits, since there is no bone loss in the jaw there is no slippage and the denture does not need to be resized.
We are pleased to offer:
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- All-on-4 and All-on-6: We can now replace an entire arch using as few as four dental implants! The implants are placed around your dental arch, with two angled at the back of your jaw for stability. A restoration (bridge or denture) is then attached. This gives you the look and function of a full arch of teeth without using an implant for every missing tooth.
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- Implant-Supported Dentures: Dental implants are able to give you a superior level of support and stability when used with dentures. Implant-supported dentures use a few implants to keep your denture in place. A bar runs from one implant to the others and attaches to the back of the denture to keep it in place. This eliminates the need for messy denture adhesives and restores the full look of your smile. You can finally eat the food you want to eat!
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- Implant-Retained Dentures: These are similar to implant-supported dentures in that they use dental implants to secure dentures, but they are still removable. The implants have ball fixtures placed on top of them, and the denture can snap into the balls.
Let's start this journey together. Today is the first day of the rest of your life.
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