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Instead of relying solely on suction or adhesives, the overdenture snaps onto implants placed in the jawbone, providing improved retention and chewing ability.

The process begins with the surgical placement of two or more implants into the jaw. Once healed, special attachments — such as locators or bars — are connected to the implants. These attachments allow the overdenture to lock into place while still being removable for cleaning.

Implant overdentures are especially beneficial for patients who struggle with loose lower dentures or bone loss. They help preserve jawbone structure, enhance speech and confidence, and reduce the discomfort often associated with conventional dentures.