A denture that connects to a bar set across your implants. At Saberton Denture & Implant, we call it a denture on a bar, or DOB.
A bar overdenture is a denture that connects to a bar set across your implants. At Saberton Denture & Implant, we call it a denture on a bar, or DOB.
The name has two parts. The bar is a connector that joins your implants together. Overdenture is the wider name for a denture that sits over implants and connects to them.
A bar can feel a bit more stable than a snap-in denture. You take it out to clean it, and your denturist can show you how it works.
Your denturist designs the denture around how you want to look and eat. Our surgical partner places the implants. Once they've seen your mouth, they'll talk with you about whether this option makes sense.
Denture on a bar (DOB)
Dentures on Implants (DOI): a denture that snaps onto implants instead of connecting to a bar.
If you're reading about bar overdentures, a denture on a bar is the same idea under the name we use. Your denturist can explain how a bar compares with snapping on, so you can ask questions before anything is decided.
A bar overdenture is a denture that connects to a bar set across your implants. At Saberton Denture & Implant, we call it a denture on a bar, or DOB. Your denturist plans and designs the denture, and our surgical partner places the implants. Once they've seen your mouth, they'll talk with you about whether this option makes sense.
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