Dentures
Traditional Dentures
At Booneville Family Dental, we believe that dental care should be comfortable, convenient, and affordable. We strive to provide our patients with a stress-free experience from start to finish, and we work hard to keep our prices competitive without sacrificing quality.
Snap-In Dentures
Snap-in implant dentures are a removable denture that is securely anchored in place with dental implants, offering a stable and comfortable fit. Unlike traditional dentures, which can sometimes slip or move, snap-in dentures attach directly to implants embedded in the jawbone, providing improved support and function. This secure attachment makes them ideal for people who struggle with loose or uncomfortable dentures, as they allow for easier speaking and eating. The process begins with a consultation to determine the best placement for the implants, followed by surgical placement of two or more implants in the jawbone. Once the jaw has healed and the implants have fused with the bone, custom dentures are created to "snap" onto the implants, allowing them to be easily removed for cleaning. Snap-in dentures offer a more natural feel and appearance compared to traditional dentures.
Permanent Dentures
Permanent dentures, or fixed dentures, are a long-term solution for tooth replacement that involves attaching a full set of dentures permanently to dental implants anchored in the jawbone. Unlike traditional removable dentures, permanent dentures are secured in place, providing a stable, natural-feeling alternative that does not shift or require removal for cleaning. This type of denture typically involves a surgical process where several implants are strategically placed in the jaw. After the jawbone heals and the implants fuse securely with the bone, a custom-made denture is affixed to the implants, offering a comfortable and highly functional replacement that looks and feels like natural teeth. Permanent dentures provide a stronger bite force, enabling patients to eat a variety of foods without concern about slipping or discomfort, and they can last many years with proper care.