Cane to Coast Dentures

We Offer Implant Retained Dentures in Mackay

  • Registered Dental Prosthetist with 30+ Years of Experience
  • Flexible Payment Plans
  • Full Range of Denture Services
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Secure Your Smile

Cane to Coast Dentures understands the impact of significant tooth loss and the challenges of traditional dentures. Our implant-retained dentures offer a stable, secure fit, providing a reliable alternative that can enhance your daily life. Designed to improve oral function and appearance, these dentures can help restore your confidence in eating, speaking and smiling.


Our services, including full acrylic dentures, partial acrylic dentures, partial chrome cast dentures, partial Valplast dentures, immediate dentures, mouthguards, denture repairs, denture additions, denture relining, denture adjustments and financial assistance, cater to a variety of oral care needs, all with a focus on comfort and quality.


We're here to support your journey to a comfortable, natural-looking smile. For implant retained dentures in Mackay or Sarina, call us on (07) 4943 2299. We also cater to residents of Proserpine and Moranbah.

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The Comfort of Stability

Implant-retained dentures offer a dependable solution for those seeking stability beyond traditional dentures. Here's how they can make a difference:


  • Secure Anchoring: Dental implants are carefully placed in the jawbone, providing a stable foundation for dentures.
  • Tailored Fit: Each set of dentures is customised to suit your dental structure for a secure, comfortable fit.
  • Improved Functionality: Implants reduce the worry of dentures shifting, allowing you to enjoy meals with better chewing efficiency.
  • Jawbone Preservation: Implant-retained dentures help maintain jawbone integrity, reducing the risk of bone loss over time.


At Cane to Coast Dentures, we focus on creating dentures that meet your needs with care and precision. Our approach prioritises comfort, functionality and a natural appearance.


If you're in Mackay or nearby and considering a secure denture option, we're here to help. Reach out to us on (07) 4943 2299 to learn more about how we can assist with your dental care.

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • How long does it take to heal after getting implant-retained dentures?

    The healing process after getting implant-retained dentures can vary, but it typically takes several months for the implants to fully integrate with the jawbone, a process known as osseointegration. During this time, temporary dentures may be worn. The full healing period can range from three to six months, depending on individual factors such as bone density and overall health. Once healing is complete, the final dentures can be attached to the implants.

  • Can I eat normally with implant-retained dentures?

    Yes, one of the main benefits of implant-retained dentures is the ability to eat more normally compared to traditional dentures. Because the dentures are securely anchored to the implants, they provide a stable and strong bite, allowing you to enjoy a wider variety of foods without the fear of the dentures slipping or moving. Initially, you may need to adjust to the new dentures and start with softer foods, but most people quickly adapt and regain the ability to eat confidently.

  • Are implant-retained dentures removable or fixed?

    Implant-retained dentures can be either removable or fixed, depending on your preference and the type of implants used. Removable implant-retained dentures can be taken out for cleaning and maintenance, while fixed dentures are permanently attached to the implants and can only be removed by a dentist. Both options offer greater stability and comfort than traditional dentures. Your dentist can help you decide which option is best suited to your needs and lifestyle.

  • What happens if an implant fails with implant-retained dentures?

    While implant failures are rare, they can occur due to factors such as infection, insufficient bone density or excessive pressure on the implant. If an implant fails, your dentist will assess the situation and determine the best course of action, which may include removing the failed implant and allowing the area to heal before considering a replacement. In some cases, a bone graft may be necessary to strengthen the area before a new implant can be placed. Regular follow-ups and good oral hygiene are important to minimise the risk of implant failure.

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