SECURE IMPLANT DENTURE SOLUTIONS
Greater Confidence With More Secure Dentures
If loose or unstable dentures are affecting your confidence, implant-retained dentures may provide greater stability while eating, speaking and smiling.
Martin Coldicott will explain your denture options clearly and work alongside an appropriately qualified dental implant clinician when implant placement is required.
- Greater denture stability
- Personally designed by Martin
- Clear guidance at every stage
- Suitability assessed individually
Implant treatment is not suitable for everyone. A clinical assessment is required before treatment can be recommended.
A Secure Alternative To Traditional Dentures
Implant dentures are designed to attach securely to dental implants, helping reduce movement and improving confidence in daily life.
They can be an excellent option for patients who struggle with loose lower dentures, want improved chewing ability, or are looking for a more stable long-term solution. We will explain your options clearly and help you understand whether implant-retained dentures may be right for you.
Implant Dentures
Greater Stability for Everyday Confidence
A calm, professional introduction to implant-retained dentures for patients who want more security than loose dentures can offer. Suitability always requires a personal assessment.
Could Implant Dentures Help You?
Common Reasons Patients Ask About More Stability
Loose Lower Dentures
For patients who struggle with movement during speaking or eating.
Reduced Confidence
When everyday social situations feel harder because dentures do not feel secure.
Sore Pressure Points
If repeated movement is causing rubbing or ongoing discomfort.
Difficulty Eating
For patients who want improved stability with a wider range of foods.
Frustration With Adhesives
When temporary fixes no longer feel like the right long-term answer.
Need for Assessment
A professional consultation can help clarify whether implant support may be appropriate.
What Are Implant-Retained Dentures?
Implant-retained dentures are designed to connect with dental implants to provide greater stability than a conventional removable denture alone.
Treatment planning, suitability, and who places any implants should always be discussed during assessment. Implant placement may involve an appropriately qualified dental implant clinician.
Benefits of Implant Dentures
Why Patients Explore This Option
Potential advantages vary from patient to patient and should be discussed during assessment.
More Stability
Designed to reduce unwanted movement compared with some conventional dentures.
Greater Confidence
Many patients ask about feeling more secure in daily life and conversation.
Improved Comfort
A more stable fit may help reduce some of the frustrations linked to loose dentures.
Better Function
Patients often explore implant support to improve confidence when eating and speaking.
Tailored Planning
Recommendations depend on oral health, existing dentures, and overall suitability.
Professional Guidance
A consultation helps explain the options clearly before any treatment decisions are made.
Your Implant Denture Journey
Every patient is different. We will explain each stage clearly and coordinate your denture care with an appropriately qualified dental implant clinician where implant placement is required.
1
Free Consultation
Martin will listen to your concerns, assess your current dentures and explain whether implant-retained dentures may be worth considering.
2
Clinical Assessment and Planning
Your suitability will need to be assessed carefully. Where implants are required, this stage will involve an appropriately qualified dental implant clinician.
3
Implant and Denture Treatment
The implant clinician will manage any required implant treatment, while Martin designs and crafts the denture component around the agreed treatment plan.
4
Fitting and Ongoing Care
Your completed implant-retained denture will be fitted and checked carefully, with advice and ongoing support provided as you adapt.
Treatment times vary depending on your individual needs, healing and whether new implants are required. We will explain the likely stages and timescale before treatment begins.
Implant Denture Options
Options to Discuss
Lower Denture Stability
Patients often ask about implant support for lower dentures where movement is a common concern.
Upper Denture Support
Some patients may wish to explore whether additional support could improve confidence and comfort.
Existing Denture Review
A consultation can help determine whether an existing denture may be adapted or whether a new option is needed.
Why Choose SkyDent?
Premium Denture Care With Clear Guidance
Led by Martin Coldicott CDT
Experienced, patient-focused denture care in a calm private setting.
Two Clinic Locations
Convenient appointments in Stourbridge and Bidford-on-Avon.
In-House Laboratory Support
Close coordination between clinical care and denture craftsmanship.
Assessment First
Every recommendation begins with suitability, clarity, and professional advice.
Genuine Patient Reviews
Read genuine experiences shared by SkyDent patients on Google.
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Thank you so much Martin for my new teeth. I can’t believe how different I look and feel more like my old self.
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Marlene Jones
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Highly recommend Martin and his team. From my first appointment and within two weeks I received a friendly, sensitive, respectful, humorous and professional service.
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Angela Whitehouse
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I was treated very well, with kindness, care and most importantly my needs and expectations were considered to high standard.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Clear answers to common questions about implant-retained dentures and the treatment process.
Could implant dentures help with loose dentures?
Implant-retained dentures may provide greater stability for some people who struggle with loose or moving dentures. A clinical assessment is needed to determine whether this treatment may be suitable for you.
Can my current denture be used?
In some situations, an existing denture may be adapted. In other cases, a new denture may be recommended. Martin will explain the most suitable option after assessment.
Will I need a consultation first?
Yes. Your consultation allows Martin to understand your concerns, assess your current denture and explain the available options clearly.
Are implant dentures suitable for everyone?
No. Suitability depends on several factors, including your oral health, medical history, available bone and individual treatment needs.
Who places the dental implants?
Where implant placement is required, this will be carried out by an appropriately qualified dental implant clinician. Martin will manage the denture planning and design alongside the agreed treatment plan.
Does SkyDent provide the denture part of the treatment?
Yes. Martin personally plans, designs and crafts the denture component, while working with the implant clinician where implant treatment is required.
How long does treatment take?
Treatment time varies depending on whether implants are already present, whether new implants are required and the time needed for healing. The expected stages and timescale will be explained before treatment begins.
How much do implant dentures cost?
Costs vary depending on the number of implants required, the type of denture and your individual treatment needs. A clear treatment plan and costs will be discussed following assessment.