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Implant-Supported Dentures in Aurora, ON

Dentures that snap securely onto dental implants — no more slipping, no adhesives, and a confident bite again.

If your dentures slip, click, or need messy adhesives to stay put, implant-supported dentures can give you back a stable, comfortable bite. At Aurora Borealis Dentistry, Dr. Waji Khan plans and places implant-supported dentures right here in Aurora, ON.

An implant-supported denture (sometimes called a "snap-in" or "overdenture") attaches to a small number of dental implants placed in the jaw. Instead of resting on the gums and relying on suction or adhesive, the denture clips firmly onto the implants — dramatically improving stability while still being removable for easy cleaning. It's part of our broader dental implants care.

Want teeth that never come out? If you'd prefer a permanently fixed full set of teeth rather than a removable denture, our All-on-4 / full-arch implants may be the better fit. A consultation with 3D imaging is the best way to decide between the two.

The Basics

How implant-supported dentures work

A few dental implants are placed into the jawbone to act as secure anchors. Your denture is then fitted with matching attachments that snap onto those implants — holding it firmly in place during eating and speaking, while still allowing you to remove it for cleaning.

Snap-on stabilityThe denture clips onto the implants and stays put — no slipping or rocking.

Still removableYou take it out to clean it and the implant attachments, just like good denture care.

Fewer implants neededOften just two to four implants per arch can transform denture stability.

Because the implants do the holding, the denture no longer needs to cover as much tissue — many patients find eating, speaking, and even tasting food far more comfortable than with a conventional denture.

Your Options

Implant-supported vs. fixed full-arch

Both rest on implants, but they suit different priorities. We'll help you choose the right path at your consultation.

	Implant-Supported Denture	Fixed Full-Arch (All-on-X)
Removable?	Yes — snaps out for cleaning	No — fixed in place permanently
Stability	Far more secure than a regular denture	Maximum — feels like natural teeth
Implants per arch	Typically 2–4	Typically 4–6
Cleaning	Removed and cleaned daily	Brushed and flossed in place
Investment	More accessible entry point	Higher investment
Best for	Upgrading loose dentures affordably	The most natural, permanent result

Prefer a permanent, never-removed solution? See our All-on-4 & full-arch implants page.

Why Choose Them

The benefits over traditional dentures

No more slipping. The denture stays secure while you eat, laugh, and speak — no adhesive required.
Eat more comfortably. A stable denture restores much more chewing confidence than one that rests on the gums.
Protects your jawbone. The implants stimulate the bone, helping slow the bone loss that ongoing denture wear can accelerate.
Less bulk. Upper implant dentures can often be made without covering the palate, so food tastes better and speech feels natural.
A confident fit. No worrying about your denture coming loose at the wrong moment.

What To Expect

The treatment process

Consultation & 3D imaging

We assess your gums, jawbone, and any existing denture using in-house CBCT 3D imaging, and confirm whether implant-supported dentures are right for you.

Implant placement

A small number of implants are precisely positioned in the jaw. Sedation options are available for your comfort during the procedure.

Healing & integration

The implants integrate with the bone over the following months. A temporary or existing denture can usually be worn during this time.

Fitting your denture

Once healed, your denture is fitted with the snap-on attachments and adjusted for a secure, comfortable fit.

Is It Right For You?

Who is a good candidate?

Implant-supported dentures are ideal for patients who wear or need a full denture but want far more stability. A few things we'll assess at your consultation:

Current denture wearers. If you're frustrated by a loose lower denture in particular, this is one of the most transformative upgrades available.
Bone is evaluated, not assumed. Adequate jawbone supports the implants; where it's lacking, grafting may rebuild support. A 3D scan tells us for certain.
Overall health matters. Conditions affecting healing, uncontrolled diabetes, or smoking are reviewed to keep treatment safe and predictable.
Age is not a barrier. Many seniors are excellent candidates and see a major quality-of-life improvement.

Why Aurora Borealis Dentistry

Implant care, all under one roof

In-house CBCT 3D imagingAdvanced 3D planning on-site — no referrals out for imaging, and more precise implant positioning.

University of Toronto trainedDr. Khan completed his dental degree at one of Canada's leading dental schools.

Canadian Forces backgroundA former Canadian Forces dental officer, Dr. Khan brings disciplined, precise clinical training to every case.

Sedation availableNitrous oxide, oral, and IV sedation options mean anxiety is never a barrier to treatment.

Planning to fitting in one placeImaging, surgery, and your final denture are coordinated here — no bouncing between offices.

Extended hours, Mon–SatOpen 8AM to 9PM to fit appointments around work and family schedules.

Questions

Frequently asked questions

What's the difference between implant-supported and fixed implant teeth?

An implant-supported denture snaps onto the implants and is removed for cleaning — more secure than a regular denture, and a more accessible investment. Fixed full-arch teeth (All-on-4 / All-on-X) are permanently attached and never come out, for the most natural, "like your own teeth" result. We'll help you choose at your consultation.

How many implants do I need?

It varies, but many implant-supported dentures use just two to four implants per arch to dramatically improve stability. Your exact plan depends on your jaw, bite, and goals, confirmed with a 3D scan.

Can I use my existing denture?

Sometimes an existing, well-fitting denture can be modified to accept the snap-on attachments, while in other cases a new denture gives the best fit and result. We'll advise after assessing your current denture.

How much do implant-supported dentures cost in Aurora?

Cost depends on how many implants are placed, whether grafting is needed, and whether a new denture is made. Because every case is different, we provide a clear, personalized estimate after your consultation and 3D scan.

Do I still take them out at night?

Yes. Like any denture, implant-supported dentures are removed for cleaning and typically overnight, which also gives your gums a chance to rest. The snap-on attachments make daily removal and reinsertion straightforward.

Is the procedure painful?

Most patients report manageable discomfort. Implant placement is done with local anesthetic, and sedation options including nitrous oxide, oral, and IV sedation are available. Any post-operative soreness is usually well controlled with prescribed medication.

How long do they last?

With good hygiene and regular checkups, the implants are designed to be a long-term solution. The snap-on attachments and the denture itself are wear components that may need periodic maintenance or replacement over time.

Book Now

Ready for dentures that stay put?

Book an implant-supported denture consultation at Aurora Borealis Dentistry. We're located at 107–14785 Yonge Street, Aurora, ON, open Monday to Saturday, 8AM to 9PM. New patients are always welcome.

Book Online 905-538-8808

Individual results vary. Implant-supported denture treatment requires a clinical examination and 3D imaging to determine suitability; candidacy, timelines, and outcomes depend on individual factors including bone health and overall health. This page is for general information and is not a substitute for a professional consultation.