Gleem Dental Office Lakeview
Restorative Dentistry • Stable Full-Arch Solutions

Implant-Supported Dentures in New Orleans

If your dentures slip, click, or leave you reaching for adhesive, there's a better way. At Gleem Dental, implant-supported dentures snap securely onto a few precisely placed implants — so you can eat, speak, and smile with confidence again. Dr. Caylin Greene designs each solution to feel stable and natural in our Lakeview studio.

Snaps Securely Into Place
No More Slipping or Adhesives
Preserves Jawbone Health
Removable & Fixed Options
◦ Dentures That Stay Put

A denture that snaps
securely into place.

Rather than resting on your gums, an implant-supported denture attaches to a few dental implants — usually two to four per arch. The result is a full set of teeth that stays firmly in place, with no slipping and no adhesive.

How It Works

Anchored, Not Just Resting

A small number of implants are placed in your jaw to act as sturdy anchors. Your denture then connects to them — either clicking on with snap-in attachments you can remove for cleaning, or fixed in place so only your dentist removes it. Both styles restore a stable, confident bite.

A Great Fit If You:

  • Are tired of dentures that slip or click
  • Want to stop relying on denture adhesives
  • Are missing most or all teeth in an arch
Why It Matters

Stability That Protects Your Bone

Because the implants transmit chewing forces into your jaw, they stimulate the bone the way natural roots once did. That helps prevent the ongoing bone loss and sunken facial appearance that conventional dentures simply can't stop — while also giving you far more chewing power.

The Lasting Benefits:

  • Preserves jawbone and facial structure
  • No slipping, adhesives, or sore spots
  • Eat the foods you love with confidence

Every treatment plan is customized to your anatomy, health, and goals — never a one-size-fits-all approach.

◦ Weighing Options

Implant-Supported vs.
Conventional Dentures.

Both replace a full arch of teeth, but they fit and function very differently. Here's how implant-supported dentures compare to traditional removable dentures.

FeatureImplant-SupportedConventional Denture
Retention & stabilitySnaps or fixes onto implants — stays putRests on gums; can rock and slip
Bone preservationImplants stimulate and preserve jawboneBone continues to shrink over time
AdhesivesNone needed — held by implantsOften requires messy denture paste
Chewing powerBite through most foods with confidenceLimited — sticky and hard foods are tricky
RemovabilitySnap-in styles remove; fixed styles stay inFully removable every day
◦ The Gleem Difference

Full-arch care with an artist's touch.

A stable, beautiful denture is equal parts surgical precision and cosmetic artistry. At Gleem, you get both.

Digitally Planned Implants.

Dr. Greene uses 3D imaging to position each implant for maximum stability, so your denture clicks into place securely and distributes your bite evenly.

01 / PRECISION

A Denture That Looks Real.

Your teeth are shaped, shaded, and arranged to flatter your face — a natural, youthful smile rather than an obvious 'set of dentures.'

02 / ARTISTRY

A Calm, Welcoming Experience.

From sedation options to our spa-like Lakeview studio, every step of your implant journey is designed to feel relaxed, gentle, and unhurried.

03 / COMFORT
◦ Meet the doctor

An artist's eye.
A clinician's precision.

Dr. Caylin Greene earned her DDS from Howard University College of Dentistry in 2016 and brings more than 10 years of experience to her patients. In 2025 she founded Gleem to bring elevated, comprehensive cosmetic care to Lakeview — with advanced training in Invisalign and a quiet obsession with proportion, light, and facial harmony.

Education

Howard University, DDS

Experience

10+ years

Specialties

Invisalign · Cosmetic

Dr. Caylin Greene, DDS
Founder
Dr. Caylin Greene,
DDS
◦ Your Journey

The path to a stable smile.

Getting implant-supported dentures is a staged process that unfolds over a few months — but each step is straightforward, and we guide you through all of it.

01

Consultation

Dr. Greene evaluates your gums, remaining teeth, and jawbone with a thorough exam and 3D imaging, then designs a plan for how many implants your denture will need.

02

Implant Placement

Two to four titanium implants are placed into each arch in a precise, minimally invasive procedure. These posts become the anchors that hold your denture.

03

Healing

Over the next few months, the implants fuse with your bone through osseointegration, creating a rock-solid foundation. A temporary denture can be worn meanwhile.

04

Attachment

Once healed, we connect your custom denture to the implants — snapping it into place or fixing it permanently — for a stable, confident, adhesive-free smile.

◦ Frequently asked

Questions,
answered.

01

What are implant-supported dentures?

An implant-supported denture is a full denture that attaches to a few dental implants placed in your jaw — typically two to four per arch — rather than simply resting on your gums. The implants act as anchors, so the denture snaps or fixes securely into place. This eliminates the slipping, sore spots, and messy adhesives that come with conventional dentures.
02

Are implant-supported dentures removable or fixed?

Both options exist. Removable (snap-in or bar-retained) overdentures click onto the implants and can be taken out for cleaning, while fixed versions are secured in place and only removed by your dentist. Dr. Greene will help you choose the right style — and if you want a permanently fixed full arch, ask about All-on-4 implants.
03

How are they better than conventional dentures?

Because they lock onto implants, implant-supported dentures don't slip, click, or need adhesive, and they restore far more chewing power. Just as importantly, the implants stimulate your jawbone to help prevent the bone loss and facial collapse that traditional dentures can't stop. If you'd prefer a fully removable option, we also offer conventional dentures and partials.
04

Am I a candidate for implant-supported dentures?

Most adults missing all or most of their teeth in an arch are good candidates. During your consultation, Dr. Greene reviews your bone density, gum health, and medical history. If bone volume is limited, a bone graft can often rebuild the site so implants can be placed successfully.
05

How much do implant-supported dentures cost, and does insurance help?

Cost depends on how many implants are needed and whether any preparatory work is required. Some insurance plans now offer partial coverage. Our team will review your benefits and financing options so you know what to expect before treatment begins — see our Insurance & Financing page for details.
◦ Begin

Dentistry that's
designed around you.

Whether it's a routine cleaning or a complete Invisalign journey, your first visit is the easy part. We'll handle the rest.