What is an Implant Denture?

Watch this video by Dr. Bianca Esparza as she explains implant dentures and how mini dental implants can help provide stability and function to dentures, allowing you to eat what you want without worry.

Implant dentures, anchored by mini implants, are an antidote for those grappling with wobbly bottom dentures. By strategically placing minimal implants and affixing either your current or a new denture, you benefit from stability and the pleasure of unrestricted eating. This method offers an unparalleled combination of comfort and functionality.

If you or someone you love is suffering from loose dentures and looking for a secure alternative, schedule a free consultation to learn about implant-retained dentures at Esparza Dentistry.

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