How Do Teeth In A Day Work?
After you undergo any necessary preparatory work, the doctor will place just four to six implants throughout your
jawbone. The placing of the implants is extremely strategic; they are inserted at angles in areas where the bone
is naturally thick and strong. Immediately after the implants are in place, you will receive a provisional
(temporary) prosthetic to go on top of them. After your bone heals around the implants, a process which might
take a few months, you will return to our office so we can design and place your permanent restoration.
Am I a Candidate for Teeth In A Day?
The best way for you to find out if the Teeth In A Day treatment is right for you is by visiting us for a
consultation. After we examine your mouth, explain the procedure to you in detail, and answer your questions, we
can decide how to proceed. You may be a candidate for Teeth In A Day if:
- If you have lost all or most of your teeth throughout an arch
- You have adequate bone density in the areas where the implants will be placed
- You do not regularly grind your teeth
- You are free of any medical conditions that might affect your ability to heal well after the implant
placement surgery
What Are the Benefits of Teeth In A Day?
The primary benefit of the Teeth In A Day treatment is that it allows you to quickly regain a full set of
functional, aesthetically pleasing teeth. Other benefits include:
- Because the implants are placed so strategically, bone grafts are not usually necessary
- Since so few dental implants are used, the process is as cost-effective and minimally invasive as possible
- You will be able to enjoy stability and bite force that a traditional denture could never provide
- You can expect your new teeth and the dental implants that support them to last for many years
Teeth In A Day vs. Traditional Dental Implants
The traditional dental implant procedure is different from Teeth In A Day in a number of ways. For example,
traditional dental implant treatments may require more than 4 – 6 implants to replace an entire arch of
missing teeth. Furthermore, the implants may not immediately be able to support a restoration. With that being
said, keep in mind that traditional implants offer their own advantages. When you visit us for your
consultation, the doctor will help you compare and contrast all of your options so you can make the treatment
decision that is best for your unique circumstances.
