Look at Life
After Dentures!
Your face looks full, happy and healthy. You can eat, laugh and smile with security. No more fear of your teeth moving, shifting, stinking or flying out.
Look at Life
If you are currently living with traditional dentures, you understand why many people can’t deal with them. Traditional Dentures sit on your gums with nothing to stabilize them.
Dentures often slip and slide in the mouth even with glues or pastes that often taste and feel unbearable for some.
Former denture wearers LOVE Dental Implants GPS. Seriously, they are the happiest patients. The security and confidence that dental implants can provide is so transformational.
Dental implants act as tooth roots that permanently provide stable, natural teeth, giving you back your normal bite and ability to eat what you want.
TRADITIONAL DENTURES
GPS DENTAL IMPLANT SOLUTION
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Loose and mobile
Secure and confident smile
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Limited food choices
Enjoy your favorite foods again
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Can reduce ability to digest foods
Aids normal healthy digestion
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Can reduce bite force
Creates normal bite force
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Denture adhesives required
No adhesives - fixed dental implant bridge
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Can cause loss (thinning) of jaw bone
Maintains jaw bone
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Increased mobility over time
Provides long-term stability
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Costs
Dentures are the least expensive full-mouth teeth replacement option.
However, these plastic teeth can come with some negative side effects that can affect your health.
And there are hidden costs to these devices.
GPS Doctors say NO to Overdentures or Snap-ins
Why do our doctors prefer the GPS Smile Solution to Overdentures or Snap-ins?
Permanent fixed dental implants are the gold standard of care today. However, you may have heard the term overdenture or snap-in. Yes, an overdenture does use dental implants to secure a denture but it is still a denture. Our doctors have treated many patients who have chosen overdentrues for the lower price point, but ultimately weren’t happy with the side-effects.
Overdentures require multiple visits to your provider for adjustments. The denture needs to be replaced every 4 to 5 years. The denture itself is fairly bulky in the mouth. Many people with sensitive gag reflexes can’t handle them.
Learn the facts about Overdentures
We highly recommend permanent fixed full-mouth restorations by a team of specialists. Always ensure that your provider has a 3-D CAT scan to see your bone levels and determine the proper placement of the implants to avoid your nerves and sinuses.
For the price, the performance may not work for you. Learn about a permanent dental implant solution that looks, acts, and functions just like your natural teeth.
