Can You Convert My Existing Denture to an Implant Denture?
In this video, Dr. Aaron Bratton explains whether a new denture is necessary when transitioning to mini dental implants. In most cases, existing dentures can be adapted for use with implants, providing a stable and cost-effective solution. Schedule a free consultation at Atkins Dental Clinic today for high-quality general, cosmetic, and implant dentistry services.
If you have been wearing dentures for some time and have already invested in their fitting, adjustments, or relining, you may wonder whether a new denture is necessary when transitioning to mini dental implants. In most cases, the answer is no.
Over time, natural bone resorption and healing processes can cause some shrinkage, but the existing acrylic base of your current denture is usually sufficient for securing the implant housings. While each case is unique, the majority of patients can retain their existing denture for use with mini implants.
If you later decide to have a new set of dentures made, your original set can serve as a backup. We can fabricate a custom denture specifically designed to fit and function optimally with your implants.

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