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6 Benefits of Choosing an Implant-Supported Full Denture
If you’ve been thinking about dentures but don’t like all the hassles that come with them, All Coast Dental has an option that changes the game. Drs. Julie and Joseph Boulos offer implant-supported dentures that feel more secure, look more natural, and last years longer. A strong, smart solution that goes far beyond what traditional dentures can offer. Let’s take a closer look at the benefits of dentures supported by implants.
1. A Natural-Looking Smile Renews Confidence
Losing teeth can mess up more than just your bite. It’s a huge blow to your self-confidence. You may stop smiling as much and avoid taking photos. Our clients say their implant-supported dentures changed everything. “I finally feel like myself again,” one shared.
These dentures are designed to look natural, not fake. This husband-and-wife team doesn’t create cookie-cutter smiles—they create ones that match your personality, your face, and your life.
2. Freedom to Eat Your Favorite Foods Again
Apples, buttery corn on the cob, and a juicy steak cooked to perfection are just a handful of delicious foods off the table for many traditional denture wearers. Traditional dentures slip, move, and need glue.
Implant-supported dentures don’t have those problems. The All-on-X treatment locks them down into place. No sliding around. No messy adhesive. Just a strong bite that lets you eat the way you used to. One client told us, “I had tacos again—real ones. No knife and fork.”
3. Improved Speech
Missing teeth mess with your speech. The same goes for loose dentures. You sound different. You might mumble or slur your words. Implant-supported dentures are steady. That means clearer speech. Better conversation.
One client told us how they felt confident enough to give a toast at their daughter’s wedding—something they would have never dreamed of doing with traditional dentures.
4. A Long-Lasting Solution Offering Years of Benefits
This treatment isn’t a quick fix. Implant-supported dentures are built to last. Think long-term. Here’s everything you need to do to maintain them. Ready?
- Brush twice a day
- Floss once a day
- Visit us for regular check-ups
That’s it. Compare that list to everything you need to do to maintain traditional dentures, and the winner is clear. Plus, they protect your gums and jawbone, so you’re less likely to have future issues.
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5. No More Removable Dentures Hassles
Traditional dentures have a reputation for being unreliable. They need special cleaning. They can fall out at any time. The adhesive alone is enough to drive anyone crazy. Once again, you don’t mess with any of that nonsense with implant-supported dentures. One client said, “I don’t miss the glue. At all.”
6. A Fit Customized and Tailored to Your Needs
No two mouths are the same. So why should dentures be? All Coast Dental uses the latest tools and smart techniques to keep things simple and stress-free. Every patient begins with a personal consult. The doctors ask the right questions. Listen. Then, design a fit that looks and feels like yours—because it is. That kind of one-on-one care delivers better results. More comfort. Fewer adjustments. And a happier you.
How to Get Expert Care in the Heart of San Diego
Live in San Diego or nearby? All Coast Dental is located in Pacific Beach, just off of I-5. Getting started is easy. We offer free consultations that can tell you if implant-supported dentures are right for you. To schedule your appointment, call (858) 264-3002 or stop by 2180 Garnet Ave #1-K, San Diego, CA 92109. A better smile. A better life. It all starts here.
Dr. Julie Boulos
Dr. Julie Boulos is a highly dedicated general dentist with over 15 years of experience. She earned her Doctorate of Dental Surgery from the University of Detroit Mercy and holds a Bachelor of Science in Nutritional Science from California Polytechnic State University. Dr. Julie's unique background in nutrition allows her to emphasize the connection between diet and oral health, focusing on prevention. She is known for her compassionate, patient-centered approach and expertise in a wide range of dental services. Dr. Julie is a member of the American Dental Association, California Dental Association, and San Diego Dental Society.