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Michael S. Affleck, DDS
DENTIST and PROSTHODONTIST

Michael S. Affleck, DDS
DENTIST & PROSTHODONTIST

Snap-On Dentures / Snap-In Dentures

The Most Affordable Implant Supported Teeth Available

Snap2 Snap4 Snap6 Snap8

Snap-On dentures or Overdentures are an excellent alternative for those who are tired of regular dentures, but don't have the funds to pay for an All-on-Four or All-on-6 permanent fixed denture.

You can experience even greater savings when you choose mini implants (aka MDI's) instead of traditional implants.

  • Save Up to 70%
  • Improve Your Speech
  • Increase Chewing Power
  • Maintain Impeccable Hygiene
  • Enjoy Greater Comfort
  • $ave By Converting Your Current Dentures
  • Eliminate Denture Adjustments
  • Say Goodbye to Falling Out Teeth
  • Ditch Denture Adhesive Forever
  • Enjoy A World of Difference in Security!
Diagram comparing mini dental implants and conventional dental implants with size differences

Choose Your Preferred Number of Implants

Choose the number of mini-implants you would like to have secure your dentures; two, four, six or eight? The more mini-implants you have the less bone loss you will lose, and the more like real teeth your bite will feel.

Snap2: Snap-On 2 Dentures

a snap-on implant overdenture above two mini dentali implants with arrow pointing downward to demonstrate snapping of denture.

Snap6: Snap-On 6 Dentures

drawing of a full arch overdenture snapped into six mini dental implants

Snap4: Snap-On 4 Dentures

drawing showing a full arch bottom overdenture above four mini dental implants implanted into a lower jaw

Snap8: Snap-On 8 Dentures

drawing showing a full arch top overdenture under eight mini dental implants implanted into the upper jaw

Contact Us for a Free Consultation

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Worried About How Expensive Snap Ons Will Be?

Three Things You Can Do To Reduce & Spread The Cost Over Time

1. Upgrade Your Removable Dentures to Snap On (Snap-In) Dentures

You may be able to start savings costs immediately by converting your dentures into implant retained snap-on dentures by adding two or more minimally invasive mini-implants.

2. Spread The Cost of Your Dental Implants

If you can only afford two for now, but want more? You can add additional mini implants at a later date. Each additional implant will help prevent bone loss and make your dentures feel more like natural teeth, while in the process giving you the ability to trim the size of the dentures down as you replace support through the bulk of the denture with the strength of implants. Thereby making the dentures feel less bulky in your mouth.

This means you can enjoy an improving, increasingly stronger and more fixed pair of teeth... without having to pay out one large lump sum upfront.

3. Apply for Financing

There are financing options as well. For example, you could use a low-interest, rolling line of credit for each stage of your work.

Let's figure out together how to improve your quality of life today, rather than next year, or years down the road. Nobody says they wish they had waited.

Mini Dental Implants

Mini dental implants, also known as MDI implants, are less expensive than traditional implants. The surgical process is much simpler and less costly. It entails no sedation, less pain and a much faster healing time. While you won't have the biting experience of an All on 4 or All on 6 permanent option, you will pay far less, and can enjoy the benefits of implant supported removable dentures much sooner.

Don't want to spend tens of thousands, but want a professional, solid and natural looking set of teeth? Want greater confidence while eating and talking? These may be the perfect fit for you.
  • Minimally Invasive
  • Only Local Anesthesia Necessary
  • Recover Easily with Just Ibuprofen
A one-piece solid and skinny mini dental implant with a snap on ball on top next to traditional two piece dental implant hardware - abutment plus screw.