Teeth in a Day

When you hear of a treatment like Teeth-in-a-Day, you might think, “How can teeth be replaced in one day?” The Teeth-in-a-Day procedure makes this possible thanks to modern advancements in dental technology and specialist training.

The Teeth-in-a-Day procedure works by replacing an entire arch of teeth at once. This is done by installing two or four dental implants in strategic places along the jawline and attaching a complete arch of artificial teeth to those implants.

Patients with multiple missing teeth can receive a completely new set of teeth with this type of treatment.

Whether you require one tooth or your entire set, dental implant procedures can resolve your broken, damaged, or missing teeth all in one day. While a singular implant can be placed to address one missing tooth, Teeth-in-a-Day is often the preferred method used to replace the entire upper or lower set of teeth.

Teeth-in-a-Day dental implants can benefit a range of different patients, including:

Teeth-in-a-Day implants can be ideal for people with one or more missing teeth. They are especially beneficial to those missing an entire row or arch of teeth. Using traditional implants, replacing numerous teeth could take several visits. With Teeth-in-a-Day, a complete set of teeth can be placed in one appointment.

There is no upper age limit on dental implants, but there is a lower age limit. Optimal patients will be at least 18 years of age. The jawbone must be fully developed before receiving teeth-in-a-day, as the implants must be attached to the bone.

Dental restoration offers a number of benefits to patients who have lost teeth or those with failing teeth. The advantages of getting Teeth-in-a-Day dental implants include:

• Cost-effectiveness
• Fast results
• Improved confidence
• Better bite strength
• Restored function

Implant dentistry provides significant aesthetic benefits, helping patients feel more confident in their smiles. On top of that, having your teeth restored can resolve function issues like trouble chewing and difficulty speaking.

When it comes to Teeth-in-a-Day implants, there are notable benefits to the procedure itself. These implants can be completed in just one day, which sets them apart from other restoration options that can take several visits. It can also make them more budget-friendly since you pay for one appointment.

Your Teeth-in-a-Day process begins with a consultation at our office. Our oral surgeon, Dr. Brett Langston, will evaluate your current dental issues and go over your concerns.

You will discuss your desired outcome, budget, and expected timeframe to determine whether you are a good candidate for dental implants. At this time, you should also provide your complete medical history and any medications or supplements that you take.

Once you have had your consultation and been deemed eligible for implants, you can schedule your Teeth-in-a-Day procedure. Dental X-rays will be obtained to get a detailed view of your jawbone structure. From there, your custom restoration pieces will be created.

When you arrive for your Teeth-in-a-Day treatment, you will be made comfortable in one of our surgical rooms. For most patients, general anesthesia will be used to provide optimal ease throughout the procedure. Once this has taken effect, we begin the actual treatment.

To place your dental implants, we install titanium screws directly into the jawbone. For Teeth-in-a-Day, implants will be placed in four spots along the jawbone. The arch pieces are then attached to the implants to create a complete set of teeth.

After your procedure is finished, you will be monitored as you awaken from anesthesia, and you will then be sent home to begin your recovery process. You will need to arrange in advance to have someone drive you home.

Your comfort is our priority. That is why we administer local anesthesia directly to the gums during your procedure to minimize any discomfort you may feel upon waking.

Getting dental implants can cause some soreness and swelling in the gums. You may be given a prescription for pain control for several days following your procedure. Over-the-counter painkillers can manage mild discomfort as well.

After your procedure, you must practice good oral hygiene. You should brush your new teeth twice daily, using gentle motions around the gumline.

Flossing should be done after every meal to remove food particles and bacteria from between the teeth. To flush out any remaining bacteria, it’s good practice to rinse twice daily with an antibacterial mouthwash.

To maintain your dental implants long-term, visit your dentist regularly. A professional cleaning at least twice yearly can help remove plaque buildup from your restoration pieces. These routine checkups can also assess your hardware for any signs of damage.