Hybrid Denture

You must have sufficient bone density to be a candidate for implant-supported dentures. However, your dentist may recommend a bone graft to help support your dental implants. Before we recommend oral surgery, you must also have healthy gum tissue and an immune system. 

•  A dental implant is a prosthetic tooth root (typically made of a titanium alloy) that is used to hold a crown in place. If you have enough bone density, we will proceed with implant placement in your jaw. Otherwise, a bone graft will be required as a separate procedure.
• The all-on-6 dental implants will fuse to your jaw in a process known as osseointegration over the next few months.
• During this time, our implant specialist will monitor your healing to ensure that you are healing properly.
• We'll snap the arch of false teeth into place once you've fully healed from dental implant surgery.
• Your implant-supported dentures, like traditional dentures, will have an acrylic base that mimics your gums.

•  Gives a much better chewing and biting strength.
• Gives a better profile in the front of the oral cavity.
• Dentures supported by implants are as stable as natural teeth.
• Implant-supported prostheses are gentle on soft and hard tissues.
• A natural tooth with a crown over it may develop recurrent caries or root caries, but an implant is not susceptible to these conditions.
• Less bulky to wear and very comfortable.
• Provides excellent support to your cheeks and lips.

•  Follow the prescription given by your doctor.
• It is recommended to eat a more soft and liquid diet.
• Intermittent cold packs help in reducing swelling if there is any.
• It is essential to maintain good oral hygiene. The entire mouth will be vulnerable to bacterial buildup during the healing process, which could cause long-term damage to the implant sites.
• Regular follow-up for hybrid denture removal, maintenance and cleaning for every 1-2 years is advisable.