Will getting new dentures with implants help with my tmj ?

Maybe: Tmj problems can be made worse by poorly fitting or loose dentures. If the dentures are properly fitting and stabilized by dental implants, that could be expected to improve the TMJ problems. It depends to a large degree on what the TMJ problem is....Muscle pain versus displaced disc versus arthritis. A good doctor or dentist would be able to help you determine the cause and recommend treatment.

Probably yes: Implant supported or retained dentures provide for a much more stable and reproducable bite. This alone will significantly reduce your TMJ discomfort.

Dentures: Restoring the mouth helps stabilize the TMJ and balance the bite. Opening the bite will also relax the muscles of mastication. Temporary appliances can serve as a diagnostic tool to see if it helps with your pain before the case is completed. You should be pain free before going to the implant phase.

Depends: Balancing the occusion (the bite) is imperative when dealing with a tmj/tmd problem. Often, people go with missing teeth (all or some, ) for some time, which changes the bite. The triad of the teeth, muscles and the jaw joints can be severely crippled when teeth are taken out and not replaced. Whether successful, dentures or implants, may depend on length of time you have had tmj.

Probably: A stable occlusion, which implant supported dentures will provide should help with your TMD.