Implant Denture

Implant-Supported Dentures

Experienced medical staff perform procedures using proven materials.

Are your dentures uncomfortable? Won Dental Clinic's implant-supported dentures are the answer!

What Are Implant-Supported Dentures?

Implant-supported dentures combine the stability and chewing function of implants with the affordability of dentures.

Dentures that securely combine implants and dentures to improve chewing strength! Conventional dentures can cause gum pain and discomfort, such as not being securely fixed in place. Implant-supported dentures address these drawbacks by securely attaching dentures using implants. In addition, because they are fitted using a small number of implants and connecting attachments, they can provide more than 80% of the chewing function of natural teeth—something not achievable with conventional dentures—resulting in high patient satisfaction.

Benefits of Implant-Supported Dentures

✓ Stability

Unlike conventional dentures, they are firmly secured and do not come loose.

✓ Chewing Function

They provide chewing function nearly comparable to that of natural teeth.

✓ Less Foreign-Body Sensation

Unlike conventional dentures, they do not cover the palate, resulting in less foreign-body sensation.

✓ Clear Pronunciation

They are smaller than conventional dentures, so they do not interfere with pronunciation.

✓ Simple Procedure

The procedure can be performed simply even for patients with systemic conditions.

✓ Reduced Cost Burden

Because only a small number of implants are needed, the financial burden is reduced.

Comparison of Implant-Supported Dentures and Conventional Dentures

Implant-Supported Dentures

Fixation method: Dentures are secured after placing 2–4 implants.

Stability: Strong, without interference with eating or speaking

Chewing function: 60–70% of natural teeth

Jawbone loss: Placed implants help prevent jawbone resorption

Comfort: The palate is open, reducing foreign-body sensation and improving pronunciation

Lifespan: Replacement and repair depend on device wear and gum shape

Conventional Dentures

Fixation method: Rest on the gums and remaining teeth

Stability: Weak and easily dislodged

Chewing function: 10–20% of natural teeth

Jawbone loss: Jawbone resorption occurs with long-term use

Comfort: Covering the palate causes a strong foreign-body sensation and stuffiness

Lifespan: Long-term replacement and repair according to the rate of gum resorption

When Implant-Supported Dentures Are Needed

❶ For people with conventional (full) dentures whose dentures feel burdensome, shift around, or easily come loose from the gums

❷ When the cost and treatment period of implants are burdensome

❸ When long-term denture use has caused jawbone resorption requiring bone grafting