Services
Implant-Supported Dentures
Our implant-supported dentures anchor securely to dental implants, with an on-site dental lab and financing available.
Why choose us
Benefits of Implant-Supported Dentures
A More Secure Fit
Your denture attaches to dental implants, so it stays steady while you eat, talk, and laugh.
Eat More Comfortably
With a stable foundation, many patients find it easier to enjoy a wider range of foods.
Crafted With Care
Our on-site dental lab lets us work closely on the details of your new smile.
Calm, Comfortable Visits
We offer sedation options, including nitrous, oral, and IV sedation, for patients who feel anxious.
Flexible Ways to Pay
We accept all major PPO plans and self-pay patients, and financing is available.
Loose dentures can make ordinary moments harder than they should be. Biting into an apple, laughing at the dinner table, or speaking up in a meeting can come with a worry that something might slip. Implant-supported dentures address that worry by anchoring a full set of replacement teeth to dental implants placed in the jaw. At 805 Dentistry in Thousand Oaks, we help patients understand whether this approach fits their mouth, their health, and their daily life, so they can make a confident choice.
Implant-supported dentures are full or partial dentures that attach to dental implants rather than resting on the gums alone. The implants act as stable anchors. Depending on the design, the denture may be fixed in place or may "snap" onto the implants so it can be removed for cleaning. We offer both approaches, including snap-in dentures and full arch options such as All-on-4, All-on-6, and All-on-X implants. The right choice depends on how many teeth need replacing and the condition of your jawbone.
This treatment often helps people who already wear traditional dentures and are frustrated with movement or sore spots. It can also help people facing the loss of most or all of their teeth who want a more secure replacement from the start. We also see patients who have struggled for years with failing teeth and want to move toward a complete, stable smile. Whatever your starting point, we look at the whole picture before recommending a plan.
Planning carefully is what makes implant-supported dentures work well. We use CBCT imaging and 2D and 3D dental imaging to see the bone, nerves, and sinuses in detail. Our team includes a board-certified oral and maxillofacial radiologist who can interpret these scans. Precise images help us determine where implants can be placed and how many are needed.
Our board-certified periodontist places dental implants and provides implant maintenance, so placement and long-term care stay under one roof. Because we have an on-site dental lab, much of the work on your restoration can be coordinated here as well. That means fewer handoffs between offices and a team that already knows your case.
Am I a good candidate for implant-supported dentures?
Many adults missing most or all of their teeth can be candidates, but the deciding factors are bone support and gum health. Implants need enough healthy bone to hold them securely. If bone has thinned after years of missing teeth, we may recommend bone grafting or sinus lift surgery to rebuild support in the upper or lower jaw before placing implants.
Gum health matters too. If gum disease is present, we can address it first through treatments such as scaling and root planing or periodontal therapy. We also understand that surgery can feel intimidating. Our board-certified dental anesthesiologist offers nitrous oxide, oral sedation, IV sedation, and general anesthesia for patients with dental anxiety. We will talk through these options with you openly so you know what to expect.
How do I care for implant-supported dentures?
Daily cleaning and regular professional visits are the foundation of good results. Although the replacement teeth themselves cannot decay, the gums and the tissue around each implant still need consistent attention to stay healthy.
We will give you instructions tailored to your specific denture design. In general, good habits include:
- Cleaning the denture and the area around each implant every day as we show you
- Removing and rinsing snap-in dentures according to our guidance
- Keeping up with routine exams and implant maintenance visits
- Letting us know promptly if anything feels loose, sore, or different
Our periodontal team provides ongoing implant maintenance. During these visits we check the implants, the surrounding gums, and the fit of your denture. Small adjustments made early can keep everything comfortable and functioning as it should.
How can I pay for implant-supported dentures?
We accept all major PPO insurance plans, welcome self-pay patients, and offer financing. Coverage for implant treatment varies from plan to plan. Our team can help you review your benefits so you understand your options before treatment begins.
Because every plan is built around your own needs, costs depend on the number of implants, the type of denture, and whether preparatory procedures such as bone grafting are needed. We will walk you through your plan step by step and answer your questions clearly. Financing can help spread treatment out in a way that fits your budget.
Where can I get implant-supported dentures near me?
Our office in Thousand Oaks welcomes patients from across the region, including Simi Valley, Moorpark, Camarillo, Newbury Park, Oxnard, Ventura, Westlake Village, Agoura Hills, Oak Park, Calabasas, West Hills, and Woodland Hills. Led by Dr. Dar Radfar, DDS, we see ourselves as a one-stop home for the whole family's dental care.
If you are tired of dentures that shift, or you are exploring your options for replacing many teeth, we would be glad to meet you. Reach out to our office to schedule a consultation. We will listen, examine, and help you find a path toward a smile that feels secure.
The process
What to expect
- 1
Consultation and Imaging
We examine your mouth, take 3D CBCT imaging, and talk through whether implant-supported dentures fit your goals.
- 2
Implants and Denture
Our team places your dental implants, with bone grafting if needed, and attaches a denture designed for your smile.
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Ongoing Implant Care
We see you for regular checkups and implant maintenance to help keep your new teeth and gums healthy.