Implant-Supported Dentures
Starts from $112 per week*
Implant-Supported Dentures in South West Rocks, Kempsey & Coffs Harbour
Frustrated with dentures that slip, click, or make eating difficult? Or maybe you’re facing tooth loss and want to avoid the limitations of traditional dentures altogether.
Implant-supported dentures offer a way to secure your denture in place, so you can chew and speak with less worry about movement.

A MORE STABLE ALTERNATIVE TO TRADITIONAL DENTURES
Implant-supported dentures attach to dental implants placed in your jawbone, rather than sitting on your gums alone. This approach provides significantly better stability than traditional dentures, reducing movement during eating and speaking.
The dentures can be designed to clip on and off for cleaning, or fixed in place.
Patients from South West Rocks, Kempsey, Coffs Harbour, and throughout the Mid North Coast choose our experienced team here at South West Rocks Dental for secure, comfortable tooth replacement.
WHAT IMPLANT-SUPPORTED DENTURES HELP WITH
DENTURES THAT MOVE OR SLIP
Traditional dentures can shift, click, or slip when eating or speaking, which can feel uncomfortable and disruptive. Implant-supported dentures attach securely to implants, providing stability that can help you eat and speak with less disruption.
DIFFICULTY EATING WITH DENTURES
Loose dentures can make chewing difficult and limit food choices to softer options. Implant support aims to restore more normal chewing function, allowing you to enjoy a wider variety of foods more comfortably.
HELPING SLOW BONE LOSS
Traditional dentures don’t prevent jawbone loss, which can cause facial changes over time and make dentures fit poorly. Implants help stimulate the jawbone, which can help slow bone loss and maintain facial structure.
WHAT HAPPENS DURING YOUR IMPLANT-SUPPORTED DENTURE TREATMENT
COMPREHENSIVE ASSESSMENT AND PLANNING
We examine your jaw, take 3D scans, and determine how many implants you’ll need for support.
IMPLANT PLACEMENT SURGERY
We place the implants into your jawbone during a surgical appointment under local anaesthetic.
HEALING AND INTEGRATION PERIOD
The implants fuse with your jawbone over several months, creating stable anchor points for the denture.
DENTURE FABRICATION AND ATTACHMENT
Once healed, we create your custom denture and attach it securely to the implants for final fitting.
Risk & Recovery
Possible Risks
- Implant placement is surgical and carries risks like infection, bleeding, or nerve damage
- Not everyone has sufficient bone density; some may need bone grafting first
- Implants can fail to integrate with the jawbone, though this is uncommon
- Dentures require regular maintenance and may need adjustments over time
- Initial cost is significantly higher than traditional dentures
- Smoking, diabetes, or certain medications can affect healing and success rates
Recovery
- Swelling, bruising, and discomfort for several days after implant placement
- Soft foods recommended for the first few weeks while surgical sites heal
- Healing and bone integration take 3 to 6 months before final denture is fitted
- Temporary denture may be provided during healing period if needed
- Good oral hygiene and regular checkups help maintain implants and dentures long term
TRANSPARENT PRICING, NO SURPRISES
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FAQ's: Implant-Supported Dentures
How many implants do I need to support a denture?
For a full upper or lower denture, you typically need between two to six implants, depending on the design. Fewer implants (usually two to four) are used for removable dentures that clip on and off. More implants (usually four to six) are needed for fixed dentures that stay in place long term.
The number depends on your bone quality, jaw size, and whether you want removable or fixed dentures. We’ll assess your situation and recommend the most appropriate approach during your consultation.
Can I remove implant-supported dentures?
It depends on the type you choose. Removable implant-supported dentures (sometimes called overdentures) clip onto the implants and can be taken out for cleaning. You remove them at night, similar to traditional dentures, but they’re much more stable when worn.
Fixed implant-supported dentures stay in place and can only be removed by your dentist. They’re cleaned like natural teeth with brushing and flossing. We’ll discuss which option suits your needs and preferences.
How do implant-supported dentures compare to traditional dentures?
Implant-supported dentures are significantly more stable and don’t move during eating or speaking. They typically aim to provide better chewing function and don’t cover the roof of your mouth, which many people find more comfortable.
Traditional dentures cost less initially and don’t require surgery, but they can become loose over time as bone changes, requiring regular adjustments or replacement. Implant-supported dentures are a bigger investment upfront but often provide better function and comfort long term.
YOUR PAYMENT PLAN OPTIONS
*Subject to approval, eligibility criteria, terms and conditions. Final repayment price may vary based on individual treatment plan and duration.
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CONSIDERING IMPLANT-SUPPORTED DENTURES?
Let’s discuss whether this option suits your needs. Call us on 02 6566 6070 or book online for a free implant consultation.







