All-on-Four Hybrid Dentures in Largo FL

Here are some key features and characteristics of our hybrid dentures in Largo, FL:

1. **Implant-Supported:** Hybrid dentures are firmly anchored to dental implants that are surgically placed in the jawbone. These implants serve as artificial tooth roots and provide a secure foundation for the prosthesis.
2. **Fixed and Permanent:** Unlike traditional removable dentures, hybrid dentures are fixed in place and cannot be removed by the patient. They are permanently attached to the dental implants.
3. **Aesthetic and Functional:** Hybrid dentures are custom-made to look and function like natural teeth. They can provide a beautiful smile and restore the ability to eat and speak with confidence.
4. **Stability:** The implant-supported nature of hybrid dentures ensures exceptional stability and prevents issues commonly associated with removable dentures, such as slippage or discomfort.
5. **Bone Preservation:** Dental implants help stimulate the jawbone, preventing bone loss and preserving the integrity of the facial structure over time.
6. **Multiple Implants:** Hybrid dentures typically require fewer dental implants compared to traditional implant overdentures. Often, four to six implants per arch are sufficient to support a full set of hybrid dentures.
7. **Full-Arch Restoration:** Hybrid dentures are typically used to restore an entire arch of missing teeth, either the upper or lower jaw. They are an excellent option for individuals who are completely edentulous (missing all teeth) in one or both arches.
8. **Durable and Long-Lasting:** With proper care and maintenance, hybrid dentures can last for many years, providing a reliable and long-term solution for tooth replacement.
9. **Treatment Process:** The process of receiving hybrid dentures involves a series of dental appointments. It includes implant placement, healing time, and the design and fabrication of the customized hybrid prosthesis.
10. **Oral Hygiene:** Although hybrid dentures are not removable by the patient, they still require regular oral hygiene care. This includes cleaning around the gumline and the exposed portions of the prosthesis, the prosthesis ideally should be removed 2 times per year by your Dentist so it can be thoroughly  cleaned.