Implant dentures (snap-in, snap-on) in Tulsa, OK - Woodland Hills

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Implant dentures at Aspen Dental in Tulsa, OK - Woodland Hills

An implant denture—sometimes referred to as a snap-on denture, overdenture, or implant-supported denture—is a modern tooth replacement option that merges the stability of titanium dental implants with the look and feel of traditional dentures. Rather than resting loosely on the gums or relying on adhesives, these dentures attach securely to implants anchored in your jawbone. With a simple snap, they lock firmly into position, offering a secure, natural-feeling fit that lets you eat, talk, and smile with confidence and comfort once again.

Why choose Aspen Dental for implant dentures in Tulsa, OK - Woodland Hills

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We find ways to make your care affordable so nothing keeps you from the smile you deserve.

How much do implant dentures cost in Tulsa, OK - Woodland Hills?

On average, patients pay $8,109¹ at Aspen Dental. Go all in for your smile with all-in pricing that includes implants, abutments and a custom-fit denture made for you.

¹This average price of an implant denture is an approximation based on 2025 internal data and may not reflect the actual cost you will encounter due to individual factors. Price range varies from $5,705 to $12,956. For location specific pricing, contact your local office.

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Implant dentures in Tulsa, OK - Woodland Hills FAQs

Explore answers to common questions so you know what to expect—before, during and after your implant denture visit at Aspen Dental in Tulsa.

Implant dentures are an enhanced version of traditional or conventional dentures. They fit onto permanent dental implants that are surgically placed in your jaw so your smile fits securely and you can eat with confidence. Implant dentures go by many names, such as: snap-in denture, snap-on denture, hybrid denture, denture implant, overdenture, implant-supported denture. Regardless of which name they go by, removable dentures that secure onto implants provide stability and comfort by being secured into place, eliminating any need for adhesives.

How long implant dentures last depends on which part of your smile—the implants or the denture—you’re referring to. Implant dentures are comprised of 2–4 implants per arch (an arch refers to a row of teeth, so you have two arches in your mouth) and 1 denture that sits atop those implants. Implant: With proper care, your dental implants can last 25+ years. Denture: On average, dentures last about 10 years with proper care³. To get the most out of your smile, the American Dental Association (ADA) recommends having your denture professionally assessed by your dentist every 5 to 7 years.

³Group author: National Institute of Health. (2023 March). Longevity of Partial and Complete Dentures.

⁴Frisch, E., et al. (2020 July). Long-term results of implants and implant-supported prostheses under systematic supportive implant therapy: A retrospective 25-year study.