A denture that finally stays put. Snap-on stability supported by dental implants, transforming everything from eating to confidence. For patients who've had enough of slipping, sore gums and adhesive.
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Conventional dentures look fine in the bathroom mirror. The real test comes at dinner with friends, on a windy day, or halfway through a meeting when something starts to slip. For thousands of patients, dentures aren't a solution - they're a daily compromise. Sore gums. Pastes and powders. Foods you can't eat. Conversations you avoid because you're worried about your teeth moving.
Implant-retained dentures change all of that. By anchoring your denture onto a small number of dental implants, we give you the stability you've been missing - without the cost of a full fixed bridge.





An implant-retained denture is a removable denture that clips securely onto dental implants. Typically, two to four implants are placed in the jaw, and the underside of your denture has matching attachments that snap firmly onto them.
You take it out to clean it at night, but during the day it stays exactly where it should. No movement when you eat. No whistling when you speak. No anxiety about it coming out at the wrong moment.

Side by side, the difference is striking - both in feel and in what it means for your daily life.
This isn't a small upgrade - it's a fundamental shift in how you live with replacement teeth.

Both treatments use implants to replace a full arch of teeth, but they're suited to different patients and budgets.
Removable. Typically uses 2-4 implants. More affordable. You take it out to clean. Designed for patients who want a major upgrade from their current denture without the higher cost of a fully fixed solution.
Permanently fixed. Uses 4-6 implants. More expensive. Doesn't come out at all - cared for like natural teeth. Designed for patients who want the closest possible feel to their original teeth. See our All-on-4 page for more.
We'll talk through both options at your free consultation and help you choose the right approach for your situation, lifestyle and budget.
Implant-retained denture treatment is typically a phased process spread over several months - though the wait is well worth it.

A relaxed conversation with our treatment coordinator about your current denture experience, what you want to change, and whether this treatment is right for you.

Full exam with CBCT scanning, 3D impressions, X-rays and a comprehensive treatment plan. Our in-house diagnostic capability means we can plan implant placement with millimetre precision.

Implants are placed under local anaesthetic, with IV sedation available if you'd prefer to be deeply relaxed. You'll usually wear your existing denture (adjusted as needed) while the implants heal.

Typically 3-4 months while the implants integrate with your bone. We see you at intervals to make sure everything's progressing well.

Your new precision-fitted denture is connected to the implants with secure clip attachments. You'll learn how to insert, remove and clean it. We'll fine-tune the fit until it feels perfect.

Done well, an implant-retained denture is one of the most satisfying treatments in dentistry. The fit, the bite, the comfort - all of it depends on careful planning and execution.
We use cutting-edge digital technology to plan and deliver your treatment with exceptional precision. This allows for more accurate diagnostics, fewer appointments and faster turnaround times, without compromising on quality.
Implant-retained dentures sit between standard dentures and fully fixed arch treatment in terms of cost. We'll give you a full written quote at consultation, with options to spread the cost through V12 finance: 0% over 12 months with no deposit, or longer-term plans up to five years at 9.9% APR.

We welcome patients from across South Leicester and beyond - Wigston, Oadby, Knighton, Stoneygate, Great Glen, Kibworth, Market Harborough, Hinckley. Free parking is right outside the practice. For patients who can't always travel in person, remote check-ins and Loom video updates keep things straightforward.

With well-planned implants and a precision-fitted denture, no. The clip mechanism holds the denture firmly against the implants, with movement that's measured in fractions of a millimetre rather than the inches that loose dentures can shift. Most patients describe the difference as transformative.
Most patients take their denture out overnight to give their gums and the implant sites a rest. This also lets you clean it thoroughly and check everything looks healthy. We'll go through your specific situation at your fitting appointment.
With good care - and especially with regular hygiene visits - dental implants typically last decades. Many of our patients still have their original implants 15-20 years on. The denture itself may need replacing or refurbishing over time, but the implants underneath usually remain solid.
This is more common than you might think, especially in patients who've worn dentures for years. Our in-house CBCT gives us a clear picture of your bone, and Dr Waghela's experience means we can usually find a way forward - whether that's careful implant positioning, smaller implants, or localised bone regeneration where needed.
Your new denture itself is fitted only once your implants have healed - typically 3-4 months after placement. Before that, you'll wear an adjusted version of your existing denture. Once your new implant-retained denture is in, the improvement is immediate and dramatic.
Most patients describe the implant placement appointment as far easier than expected - much less disruptive than having teeth removed. Local anaesthetic and IV sedation (if you'd prefer) keep things comfortable throughout. Some swelling and tenderness in the days afterwards is normal and easily managed.
Often for the better. Loose dentures cause whistling, clicking and slurring. Once your denture is properly stable, most patients find their speech becomes clearer and more confident within days.
With well-planned implants and a precision-fitted denture, no. The clip mechanism holds the denture firmly against the implants, with movement that's measured in fractions of a millimetre rather than the inches that loose dentures can shift. Most patients describe the difference as transformative.
Most patients take their denture out overnight to give their gums and the implant sites a rest. This also lets you clean it thoroughly and check everything looks healthy. We'll go through your specific situation at your fitting appointment.
With good care - and especially with regular hygiene visits - dental implants typically last decades. Many of our patients still have their original implants 15-20 years on. The denture itself may need replacing or refurbishing over time, but the implants underneath usually remain solid.
This is more common than you might think, especially in patients who've worn dentures for years. Our in-house CBCT gives us a clear picture of your bone, and Dr Waghela's experience means we can usually find a way forward - whether that's careful implant positioning, smaller implants, or localised bone regeneration where needed.
Your new denture itself is fitted only once your implants have healed - typically 3-4 months after placement. Before that, you'll wear an adjusted version of your existing denture. Once your new implant-retained denture is in, the improvement is immediate and dramatic.
Most patients describe the implant placement appointment as far easier than expected - much less disruptive than having teeth removed. Local anaesthetic and IV sedation (if you'd prefer) keep things comfortable throughout. Some swelling and tenderness in the days afterwards is normal and easily managed.
Often for the better. Loose dentures cause whistling, clicking and slurring. Once your denture is properly stable, most patients find their speech becomes clearer and more confident within days.