I have no teeth at all am I still a candidate for a snap-on smile?

Snap-On Smiles are designed to use your existing teeth as support to hold the 'snapped-on' smile in place. They typically aren't recommended to cover large gaps in the smile, such as yours. You might want to consider a dental bridge, dental implants, dentures, or dental-implant supported ...

Dear frostiej66:A SnapOn smile device is excellent for small teeth and spacing.  It is a plastic shell that is flexible and fits over your teeth.  From 6ft away, the teeth look fine, however, as you come closer, the look is blocky and chickletty.  Nonetheless, it is a fabulous,...

They are called Snapindentures, and if your budget is not good right now, they can be great solution, you will have strong dentures attached to narrow implants, and there are many cases proven for years that they work, they are affordable, and they are not provisional, and if later on you want ...

Snap on smiles are basically plastic teeth that slide over your natural teeth. The only criteria that must be met is that you have enough healthy teeth to hold the plastic teeth in place and that they are straight enough so that the plastic will be able to snap over your natural teeth. If you...

You can have snap on smile as a temporary measure as long as you have few teeth to support it. Its a great device if your teeth are slightly worn out, placed backwards or have minimal gaps in them. They won't work well if your teeth are tightly closed, crowded or placed forwards. 

The photo presented shows a beautiful smile with minor imperfections in  teeth and facial asymmetries.  Snap-On-Smile is usually a fine temporary solution but I do not think you would be happy with the outcome in your particular case.  A more detailed evaluation with additional...