Lower jaw implants
Lower jaw implants give you fixed, stable teeth — no more sliding, no more adhesive, no more avoiding the foods you love.
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The lower jaw tends to have denser bone, which means implants integrate quickly and hold firmly. Patients who go from a loose lower denture to implant-supported teeth consistently describe it as the single biggest improvement to their daily comfort and confidence.
Depending on your bone, budget, and goals, lower jaw implants range from a full fixed bridge on four implants to a simple two-implant snap-on that dramatically stabilizes your existing denture. Tom and Dr. Alex will evaluate your lower jaw using 3D scans and walk you through every option.
At Renew, your surgeon, your denturist, and your lab all work together under one roof. Dr. Alex places the implants. Tom designs and fits your teeth. Our onsite lab fabricates everything right here with a PM7 milling machine, Asiga digital printers, and 3Shape scanners.
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.
Talk about life changing! Tom and his team changed my life. I can eat anything I want, no more pain, and never see that look in people's eyes when they see your teeth. Thank you for a truly life changing experience!
I met Tom and his staff 14 years ago. He took me on with a very difficult case but never blinked an eye. He kept me informed and made sure my quality of life was maintained throughout the process. Today, thanks to Tom and his staff, I have that perfect healthy smile.
It depends on the approach. A full fixed bridge typically requires four implants (All-on-4), while a snap-on overdenture can work with as few as two.
In most cases, yes. The lower jaw's dense bone is ideal for immediate loading, which means implants and teeth are often placed in the same visit.
Fixed teeth are permanently attached to implants — you brush them like natural teeth and never remove them. Snap-on dentures clip onto implants for stability but can be removed for cleaning. Both are massive upgrades from a traditional lower denture.
Why People Choose All-on-4 Dental Implants (It's Not the Price)Why adults in Ottawa and across Canada choose All-on-4 implants over dentures: fixed teeth, fewer implants, same-day results, and decades of clinical data.
Full Arch vs. Individual Dental Implants: Key DifferencesIndividual implants replace single teeth; full arch implants replace a whole row on as few as four posts. Compare cases, treatment, and daily care side by side.
How Long Do All-on-4 Dental Implants Last?How long do All-on-4 implants last? One mandibular series reported 93% implant survival over 10 to 18 years, with almost a third of patients lost to follow-up.
Denturist vs Dentist: Who Makes Your Implant Teeth?Denturist vs dentist for dental implants is a scope question in Ontario. A denturist fits removable dentures. An implant surgeon places the implants.
All-on-4 vs All-on-6: What the Reviews ComparedAll-on-4 vs all-on-6: a maxillary review found no significant survival gap, and more bone loss with four implants than with six.
What Is All-on-4? Four Implants and Fixed TeethWhat is All-on-4? The 2003 series used four immediately loaded lower implants and a fixed acrylic bridge delivered within two hours of surgery.
Temporary Teeth After All-on-4 Are Not the Final SetTemporary teeth after All-on-4 were acrylic in the original series, and nine of the early bridges had a repairable fracture before the acrylic was thickened.
When Do You Get the Final Teeth After All-on-4?When do you get final teeth after All-on-4? One 2003 group waited 4 to 6 months. This clinic says a few months, with temporary teeth on day one.
What the On-Site Lab Changes for All-on-4 TeethAn on-site dental lab for All-on-4 means the teeth are designed in this building. The studies do not show that the address changes implant survival.