
Loose Dentures - Fredericksburg & Fairfax & Manassas, VA
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Life without Loose Dentures
- Carefree meals, conversations, laughter, and smiles
- Improved self-confidence
- True peace of mind
- A greater selection of food choices
- No denture-related gum irritation
- No pastes required

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No-Slip Solutions
There are multiple paths to a secure smile in Fredericksburg or Fairfax or Manassas, VA, and they have one element in common: dental implants. Implant supported dentures combine some features of dentures and dental implants in a single dental appliance. With this solution you have dental implants inserted into your jaw and then a full-arch denture attached to it. The implants stop your denture from shifting during meals and other daily activities, enable you to eat a wider, more satisfying variety of foods, and prevent the bone loss that can happen with traditional dentures due to the lack of a root structure.
The next option is full mouth or full arch dental implants. This solution is widely considered to be the best overall choice for tooth replacement today. Created to last many years, with regular maintenance may provide up to a lifetime of dependable function and lifelike beauty. Anchored firmly in your jaw, dental implants are strong enough to allow you to eat all your favorite foods with confidence—hard, chewy, and crunchy foods. Dental implants don’t develop decay or infection and their restorations won’t stain. They can truly change your life!
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Traditional Dentures
- Removable
- Last 5+ years
- May require adhesives
- Allow bone recession
- Limited food choices

Implant Supported Dentures
- Removable or fixed
- Last 10+ years
- Secured by 2+ implants
- Limit bone recession
- Expanded food choices

Full Mouth Dental Implants
- Fixed for reliable performance
- Last decades
- Anchored by 4+ implants
- Prevent jawbone loss
- Unlimited food choices