Snap-on denture (2 implants)
The most affordable implant-supported option. Two implants are placed in your jaw, and your denture clips securely onto them. It's removable for cleaning but stays firmly in place while you eat, talk, and smile.
Denture alternative
You deserve better than a denture that doesn't work
Snap-on dentures and implant-retained alternatives give you stability, confidence, and the freedom to eat what you want — without the adhesive, without the slipping, without the frustration.
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Your denture — but stable, secure, and actually comfortable
A snap-on denture (also called an overdenture) clips onto small connectors on top of two or four implants. You can remove it for cleaning at night, but during the day it stays locked in place — no movement, no slipping, no embarrassing moments.
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Your denture doesn't have to be your life sentence
Book your free consultation and find out how snap-on dentures or implant-supported teeth can change everything. No pressure, no commitment — just honest options from a team that's been doing this for over 20 years.
Snap-on denture (4 implants)
Four implants give your snap-on denture even more stability — especially helpful for the lower jaw, where traditional dentures struggle the most. Same removable convenience, just more confidence in every bite.
Fixed implant bridge (All-on-4)
The gold standard. Four or more implants support a full set of permanent teeth that never come out. You brush them like natural teeth, eat anything you want, and forget they're even there.
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Tom recommended a new procedure to install a removable bar overdenture at his new Renew Implant Centre. I am extremely satisfied with the result. I highly recommend Tom Szarski and his friendly, professional and efficient team at his new state of the art clinic.
I got to know Tom from bringing my mother to his office. When that time came for me, I knew who I wanted to deal with. In 2016, Tom made my lower denture on implants, and I've been extremely satisfied ever since. Next to great work, what I appreciate most is the service. Tom is friendly, welcoming, and genuinely cares. I feel like family.
The level of care and commitment I've received from Renew is beyond anything I have ever received from any other denture clinic. Tom has revived my smile and confidence. I honestly feel like family! I 100% recommend Renew.
Questions, answered
How much do snap-on dentures cost?
Cost depends on how many implants are placed and whether you're doing upper, lower, or both. We give you a clear, all-inclusive price at your free consultation — no hidden fees. We accept CDCP, insurance, and offer in-house payment plans.
Can my existing denture be converted?
In many cases, yes. If your current denture is in good condition, it may be possible to retrofit it to clip onto implants — saving you the cost of a brand-new prosthetic.
How long do snap-on dentures last?
The implants themselves can last a lifetime with proper care. The snap-on attachments may need periodic replacement as they wear, and the denture itself may need relining or replacing every several years — with far better stability throughout.
Can I upgrade to a fixed bridge later?
That's absolutely possible. Many patients start with a snap-on denture and later upgrade to a full fixed bridge as their budget allows. We plan with the long term in mind so your implants can support either option.
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Dentures vs. Dental Implants: Which Is Right for You?Compare dentures and dental implants side by side: stability, comfort, jawbone health, and daily care, so you know exactly what to ask at your free consultation.
Snap-On Dentures vs All-on-4: Which Stays Fixed?Snap-on dentures vs All-on-4 comes down to whether the teeth come out. A snap-on denture clips on and off. All-on-4 is a fixed full arch.
Dental Implants vs a Bridge When Several Teeth FailDental implants vs bridge, in a Canadian journal, meant one missing tooth: a three-unit bridge prepares the neighbours, and an implant leaves them alone.
Denture Adhesive vs Teeth That Stay InDenture adhesive vs implants: a 2002 consensus called widespread adhesive a sign that many dentures fall short, especially the lower one.
Upper Denture vs Upper All-on-4: What ChangesUpper denture vs All-on-4: the McGill statement said people usually manage an upper denture. A fixed upper arch is a separate plan.
Lower Denture vs Lower Implants: What the Evidence SaysLower denture vs implants: the McGill consensus recommended two implants and a removable overdenture, a different plan from a fixed All-on-4 bridge.