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Anchored, Removable in St. Petersburg, Florida

Implant overdentures
in St. Petersburg, FL.

An overdenture snaps onto implants instead of floating on the gums. Dr. Carlo Litano, DMD anchors them on metal-free zirconia implants, planned on CBCT imaging under the Swiss BioHealth protocol.

Why Anchored

Implant-retained overdentures.

Loose dentures ration what patients eat and say. Implant anchors change the physics: the arch clips onto ceramic implants and the gums stop carrying the load alone.

  • Two white zirconia ceramic dental implants

    Ceramic anchors

    The implants under the denture follow the same metal-free standard as everything here.

    • Zirconia ceramic implants
    • Zero metal in the mouth
    • CBCT-planned positions
    • Swiss BioHealth protocol
    Zirconia implants
  • Zirconia ceramic implant held up in the Natural Smiles office

    Removable by design

    The arch snaps in for the day and comes out for cleaning.

    • Clips onto the implants
    • Comes out for hygiene
    • Stable while eating
    • No adhesives
    Full-arch reconstruction
  • Two white ceramic zirconia implants on a Swiss Dental Solutions display

    Bone kept in the game

    Anchored implants keep bone loaded where dentures let it fade.

    • Implants load the ridge
    • LPRF-supported healing
    • Ozone-prepared sites
    • Follow-up imaging
    Bone grafting & LPRF
Anchored vs Loose

Implant overdenture vs conventional denture.

Both are removable. Only one of them holds still while you use it.

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Property Implant overdenture Conventional denture
Anchoring Clips to ceramic implants Adhesive and suction
Stability Anchored while eating Moves under load
Bone Implants keep the ridge loaded Ridge resorbs over time
Materials Zirconia anchors, metal-free Acrylic, metal common
The Process

An overdenture case, step by step.

The arc mirrors implant treatment, with a removable restoration at the end.

  1. Scan and plan

    CBCT imaging sets anchor positions and the written plan sets sequence and cost.

  2. Anchor placement

    Zirconia implants go in under the protocol with ozone and LPRF at each site.

  3. Integration

    The anchors integrate with the jawbone, tracked with imaging.

  4. Fitting

    The overdenture is fitted to the anchors, snapping in securely and releasing for cleaning.

Inside the Office

Anchors placed in one office.

Implant planning, surgery, and fitting run under one roof: CBCT imaging and the in-house lab on Mirror Lake.

  • In-house milling unit for same-day zirconia restorations

    In-house CAD/CAM lab

    Primescan digital scanning and a Sirona MC X5 mill turn out same-visit zirconia restorations.

    • Primescan digital impressions
    • Sirona MC X5 mill on-site
    • Zirconia in about three hours
    • No goopy putty trays
    Inside the lab
  • A 3D cone beam CT scanner in the office

    CBCT 3D scanner

    Three-dimensional bone and soft-tissue imaging that flat 2D x-rays walk past.

    • Volumetric capture
    • Reads bone density in 3D
    • Surfaces hidden cavitations
    • Maps old root canal sites
    How CBCT works
  • A treatment room with a window view of trees

    Operatory

    Five private rooms with HEPA-filtered air and natural Mirror Lake light overhead.

    • HEPA-filtered air per room
    • Natural light, no fluorescent buzz
    • Nitrile dam isolation
    • No off-gassing materials
    See our operatories
Trained in Switzerland

Trained by the pioneer of ceramic implants.

Dr. Carlo Litano, DMD, biological dentist in St. Petersburg

Dr. Ulrich Volz developed the first FDA-cleared ceramic dental implant and founded Swiss BioHealth in Kreuzlingen, Switzerland. Dr. Carlo Litano, DMD studied under him directly and uses the Swiss BioHealth protocol at his practice in the Tampa Bay area. Every biological case at Natural Smiles is planned, placed, and finished to the same standard.

  • DMD
  • IAOMT SMART certified
  • SDS Swiss BioHealth Protocol
  • Holistic Dental Association board of directors
  • International Academy of Ceramic Implantology
Meet Dr. Carlo Litano
Patient Reviews

Patient reviews on anchored restorations.

Patients drive in from across Florida and fly in from across the U.S. A few in their own words, from 700+ reviews averaging 4.9 stars on Google, Facebook and Healthgrades.

  • ★★★★★
    Google

    "This isn't your average or even better dentist, Dr Litano knows his craft, has all the best tools, and is exceptionally gifted to provide the best care in a way that makes you feel comfortable and safe. Highly recommend!"

    Kathy M.
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    Facebook

    "Dr. Litano is a saint! I was dreading having to have a tooth pulled and he put my mind to ease. Love how he’s a one stop shop for removal + putting in a non toxic implant! He is very kind & caring too!"

    Natalie T.
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    Facebook

    "Thank you, amazing staff at Natural Smiles! You are always so patient and accommodating, giving me all the time and attention my teeth need! Driving from Sarasota is so worth it! Such gratitude for each of you!"

    Wendy C. Sarasota, FL
Overdenture FAQ

Questions about overdentures in St. Petersburg.

The questions patients ask most before anchoring a removable arch on implants.

An overdenture clips onto implants instead of resting on the gums, so it holds still under load and skips the adhesives.

Yes. Anchors are zirconia ceramic, placed under the Swiss BioHealth protocol, consistent with the metal-free standard across the practice. Zirconia implants.

The consultation and CBCT scan answer it per case: anchor positions, bone volume, and whether the existing arch adapts or a new one serves better.

Costs follow anchor count and the restoration. You receive a written estimate after the consultation and scan.

Schedule

Overdenture consultations in downtown St. Petersburg.

A consultation with a 3D scan gives you a written treatment plan and cost estimate before any decisions. Call (727) 300-0044 or request a visit online.