Implant Dentures – Edison, NJ
The Most Stable, Full Smile Replacement Solution

Are you missing all or most of your teeth? Do you have an unreliable denture that makes you self-conscious to eat or drink in public? Dr. David Rosenfeld has the answer: implant dentures. This modern dental technology allows patients to eat, speak, smile, and laugh with confidence. Keep reading or give our office a call today to learn more about how we combine dentures with dental implants in Edison to deliver you a complete and healthy smile.
What are Implant Dentures?

This unique treatment combines the benefits of dentures with the stability of dental implants to give you an unmatched solution. Using strategically placed dental implants, we can fix a custom-made denture to these artificial tooth roots, creating the most stable full smile replacement.
Fixed/Permanent Implant Dentures
Fixed implant dentures are incredibly stable, long-lasting, and when made by Dr. Rosenfeld, attractive and natural-looking. But behind the award-winning aesthetics is incredible function, fully restoring a patient’s ability to bite, chew, and speak with ease.
Removable Implant Dentures
With this type of denture, you’re able to take them out on your own, allowing for more flexibility. Even with this kind, Dr. Rosenfeld ensures the result is extremely strong, lifelike, and perfectly suited to the patient in both look and feel.
The Implant Denture Procedure

Your process will start with a visit to our dentist in Edison. During a consultation with Dr. Rosenfeld, he will ask about your goals, determine the strength of your jawbone, and make sure he’s customizing his approach entirely based on you. Once he has ensured that you’re a good candidate for implant-retained dentures, he’ll schedule your dental implant surgery with one of his elite, handpicked specialists so it’s a seamless process to get your final denture.
Am I a Candidate for Implant Dentures?

Candidates for implant dentures are typically missing most or all of their teeth, but this is not the only factor we take into account during your consultation. We also take the time to measure the bone tissue inside your jaw to confirm it is thick and dense enough to receive dental implants. Furthermore, we’ll need to address any existing dental issues you may have before performing oral surgery, including tooth decay, gum disease, or teeth in need of extraction to make room for the permanent restoration.
Benefits of Combining Dentures & Dental Implants

By using dental implants to hold your restoration, you can expect:
- Longer-lasting tooth replacement (averaging about 30 years and longer of use)
- A more secure and stable restoration (no shifting or sliding out of place)
- A stronger biting force to enjoy your favorite foods
- A beautiful smile that feels as natural as it looks
- Reduced signs of aging (thanks to improved blood flow provided by the prosthetic roots)