To get implant-supported dentures, you need to have enough jawbone strength to support them. If you have low bone volume or a history of gum disease, Dr. Gwilt might recommend a prerequisite treatment like a bone graft before moving forward.

Let Dr. Gwilt and the team know if you have a chronic health problem like heart disease or high blood pressure. It’s important that these conditions are stable before getting dental implants, as they may increase your risk of surgical complications.

Getting implant-supported dentures takes a series of appointments spaced over the course of several months.

✓ First appointment

If Dr. Gwilt determines you qualify for implant-supported dentures, he administers local or general anesthesia and places a number of titanium posts into your jaw. Afterward, he writes you a prescription for antibiotics, pain medicine, and provides care instructions.


✓ Second appointment

When the implants integrate into your natural bone structure, which can take a few months, you return to Tooth Corps. Dr. Gwilt takes impressions of your mouth and sends them to a dental laboratory. The technicians at the lab use your impressions to design and manufacture a custom set of implant-supported dentures.

✓ Third appointment

A week or two later, when the laboratory completes your dentures, you return to Tooth Corps for the final phase. Dr. Gwilt administers a local anesthetic, attaches the dentures to the dental implants, and polishes them. You leave the practice with a vibrant, fully restored smile.

Dr. Gwilt and the team offer implant-supported dentures starting at just $5,200. The cost of your custom set depends on the materials used, the number of teeth you’re missing, and your treatment goals.

To learn more about the benefits of implant-supported dentures, make an appointment at Tooth Corps by calling the office or scheduling online.