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Permanent Dentures for McLean residents at Precision Periodontics & Implant Dentistry

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Permanent Dentures in McLean

If you live in McLean and are considering permanent dentures, Precision Periodontics & Implant Dentistry offers the advanced periodontal and implant care you deserve at our Reston office. Permanent dentures are fixed, implant-supported prostheses that are screwed or cemented onto dental implants, providing a non-removable tooth replacement that looks and functions like natural teeth.

The short 15-minute drive from McLean to our Reston office is well worth it for the level of specialized permanent dentures care our periodontists deliver. Unlike removable dentures, permanent dentures never come out, never slip, and never need adhesive. They restore full chewing ability and provide a natural appearance that boosts confidence.

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Why Precision Periodontics

Board-certified periodontists serving McLean.

What sets Precision Periodontics apart for McLean residents is our team of six board-certified periodontists, each bringing unique expertise and a shared commitment to clinical excellence. Our periodontists work with your restorative dentist to place the ideal number of implants and design a permanent prosthesis. Options include hybrid dentures, fixed bridges, and zirconia full-arch restorations.

Ready to learn more about permanent dentures? McLean patients can reach our Reston practice by calling (703) 689-4442 or submitting an appointment request online. Our periodontists are committed to providing you with outstanding care from your very first visit.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Permanent Dentures FAQ for McLean Patients

What are permanent dentures and how are they attached?

Permanent dentures — also called fixed implant dentures — are prosthetic teeth permanently secured to dental implants with screws. Unlike removable dentures, they can only be removed by your dentist for professional cleaning. They provide the closest experience to natural teeth in terms of stability, function, and aesthetics.

How many implants do permanent dentures require?

A permanent denture typically requires four to six implants per arch. The upper jaw usually requires more implants than the lower due to softer bone density. Your periodontist determines the optimal number based on your bone quality, arch shape, and the material chosen for the prosthesis.

What materials are used for permanent dentures?

The most common materials are monolithic zirconia (extremely durable and natural-looking), porcelain fused to a titanium bar, and high-grade acrylic with titanium reinforcement. Zirconia is the premium choice for its strength, stain resistance, and natural translucency, while acrylic options offer a more affordable alternative.

How do I clean permanent dentures?

Clean them like natural teeth — brush twice daily with a soft-bristle toothbrush and non-abrasive toothpaste, and use a water flosser to clean around and under the prosthesis where food can accumulate. Professional maintenance every three to four months includes removal of the prosthesis for thorough cleaning of the implant abutments.

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Getting Here

Directions from McLean to Our Washington, DC Office

Our Washington, DC office is approximately 15 minutes from McLean, near landmarks such as CIA headquarters, Tysons Corner Center, and Great Falls Park.

Driving Directions: Take Route 123 (Chain Bridge Road) east across Chain Bridge into DC. Continue on Canal Road to M Street NW. Our DC office is at 2311 M Street NW, Suite 500.

Washington, DC: 2311 M Street NW, Suite 500, Washington, DC 20037

(202) 296-3360

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Let us help you achieve a healthier, more confident smile.

Contact us with any questions or to schedule a permanent dentures consultation at our Reston office. We look forward to welcoming you.