Of all the work a dentist does the most difficult procedure is a full lower denture.

The anatomy of the jaw, the movement of the muscles and soft tissue during speaking and chewing make it almost impossible to get a result that makes the patient happy.

The lower denture doesn't have the ability to suction like a well made upper denture. For a lower denture to function it needs a little bit of help.

The lower jaw's inability to retain a full denture can be improved grately by using a snap-in attachment. There are many ways to get this effect. If there are existing teeth, they can be fitted with retentve attachments that will help keep the denture in place.

Existing dentures can be refitted to snap onto implants as well. If you're having trouble with dentures not staying put, this approach gives dramatic and immediate results.