A denture that snaps onto implants in your jaw. You still take it out to clean it, the same way you do with a regular denture.
A denture on implants, or DOI, is a denture that snaps onto implants in your jaw. Many people call it a snap-in denture. A lot of patients tell us it feels more secure than a regular denture when they eat and talk.
You still take it out to clean it, the same way you do with a regular denture. That's a cleaning routine to learn, and your denturist can show you how it works.
Your denturist plans and designs the denture, with how you want to look and eat in mind. Our surgical partner places the implants it snaps onto. Before anything is decided, they look at your mouth in person and talk with you about what fits it.
Overdenture is a wider name that also covers a denture on a bar.
Snap-in denture
Fixed on Implants (FOI): teeth that stay in and are removed only by your dental team. Denture on a Bar (DOB): a denture that connects to a bar set across your implants instead of snapping on.
Secured Teeth
If you want to compare ways a denture can attach, a DOI is one option to ask about. You'll still take the denture out to clean it, and your denturist can walk you through it. Your denturist and our surgical partner decide with you, in person, what fits your mouth.
A denture on implants, or DOI, is a denture that snaps onto implants in your jaw. Many people call it a snap-in denture. A lot of patients tell us it feels more secure than a regular denture when they eat and talk, and you still take it out to clean it. Your denturist plans and designs the denture, and our surgical partner places the implants. They look at your mouth in person first.
A snap-in denture is a denture that snaps onto implants in your jaw. At Saberton Denture & Implant, we call it a denture on implants, or DOI. A lot of patients tell us it feels more secure than a regular denture, and you still take it out to clean it. Your denturist can show you what that looks like.
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Book your free initial discussionInformation is educational and not medical advice. Treatment suitability and costs vary by patient. A denturist or surgeon will confirm your options during a consultation.