Increased strength: A minimum of 5 implants creates a strong base for the Permadent denture, allowing patients to chew a wider range of foods compared to traditional dentures, which rely on adhesives and palatal contact, and offers increased longevity and success rates than ball-attached dentures relying on 2 – 4 implants.[note]More information on this research: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/24402059
Less Fractures: With the support of 5 implants, there is less likelihood of the denture fracturing, as the wider base support means less ‘flex’ in the mouth. The wider support base also allows more options to extend the denture back further in future, adding more back teeth without changing the implants.
No Gap. No space between your gumline and the denture means your Permadent attaches comfortably and fits tightly against the gumline. This prevents saliva and food from travelling under the denture: no hard-to-reach cleaning spaces and no unpleasant odours from food and bacteria.
Precision Keyhole Surgery: Using the latest computer and stent-guided implant technology from Europe and less invasive surgical techniques, the procedure is all completed in one session. In most cases, there are no incisions and no stitches.
No Invasive Gum and Bone Surgery: Some fixed prosthesis procedures may require the removal of gum and bone tissue. This is often done for functional and/or aesthetic purposes to hide the gaps or transition line between the prosthesis and the gum.
Virtually No Downtime – Immediate loading: Some fixed prosthesis procedures require you to wait before the final prosthesis is loaded onto the implants. Your final Permadent prosthetic is fitted immediately after your surgery, and you can enjoy all the foods you love with exceptional functionality and strength.
Removable: Permadent is a removable whole-arch replacement solution, allowing a patient to easily detach the denture from the implants for cleaning and maintenance and strongly attach it back in. The strength required to detach and reattach the denture can also be adjusted to suit individual needs.
The key differences between the two treatments are the number of implants ordinarily used, and the material of the standard included final bridge. Permandent Platinum includes the stronger, higher quality Zirconia bridge as part of the inclusive costs as standard.