Teeth-in-a-Day by Our Local Dentists
Advanced Implant Planning for Faster Function
Consultation and Evaluation: We review your goals, health history, and the extent of tooth loss, often connected to
failing, missing, or knocked out teeth.
Digital Planning: We assess your bite and map implant positions using imaging and guided planning.
Implant Placement: Implants are placed strategically to support a full-arch restoration, similar to planning used in dental implant surgery.
Temporary Teeth The Same Day: A temporary prosthesis is placed so you can leave with a functional smile.
Healing and Follow-Up: We monitor healing and tissue response over the next few months.
Final Restoration: When healing is complete, we replace the temporary teeth with a final restoration designed for long-term comfort and function.
What to Expect With Teeth-in-a-Day
Teeth-in-a-Day is an advanced implant approach designed for patients with extensive tooth loss who want a functional smile as quickly as possible. At Aurora North Dental, treatment begins with detailed planning so your temporary teeth feel secure and comfortable on the day of surgery. We evaluate your bite and bone support, and we often use digital tools featured on
dental technology
to plan implant placement precisely. During your process, we may include:
What Are the Benefits of Teeth-in-a-Day?
Teeth-in-a-Day can be a meaningful option for restoring comfort and function when many teeth are missing. Benefits may include:
- A functional smile on the day of surgery with a temporary prosthesis
- Improved ability to chew and speak compared to being without teeth
- A stable foundation supported by implants, not adhesives
- A clear plan from evaluation to final restoration
- Ongoing monitoring and support to protect long-term results
Is Teeth-in-a-Day Right for You?
Teeth-in-a-Day is typically considered for patients with extensive tooth loss along one arch or both arches who have enough bone support for implants and healthy gums. Bone density matters because implants need stable support, and gum health matters because infection can affect healing and long-term stability. If there are concerns such as active inflammation, we may recommend addressing issues related to gum disease first, then revisiting implant planning.
Timing and eligibility depend on your anatomy, medical history, and the type of restoration being planned. During your consultation, we will also review financial planning and coverage details through
dental insurance and financing, so you can weigh options confidently.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I Really Get Teeth the Same Day?
In many cases, yes. Teeth-in-a-Day typically includes a temporary prosthesis placed on the day implants are placed. The final restoration is usually placed after a healing period, once the implants have integrated and tissues are stable.
Who Is a Good Candidate for Teeth-in-a-Day
Patients with extensive tooth loss who have adequate bone support and healthy gums may be candidates. A consultation and imaging review help confirm whether this approach is appropriate for your anatomy and goals.
What if I Do Not Have Enough Bone?
If bone support is limited, other steps may be recommended before implants can be placed, or an alternative implant plan may be a better fit. Your dentist will explain what is realistic after reviewing your scans and clinical findings.
How Long Does Healing Take Before the Final Teeth Are Placed?
Healing timelines vary, but many patients transition to a final restoration after several months. Follow-up visits allow us to monitor healing and decide when the final prosthesis can be secured.
Will I Be Without Teeth During Treatment?
The goal of Teeth-in-a-Day is to avoid that. A temporary prosthesis is typically placed the same day so you can leave with a functional smile while healing continues.
What Are the Alternatives if I Am Not a Candidate?
Depending on your needs, alternatives may include implant approaches like Our All-on-X implants, a staged implant plan, or removable tooth replacement such as dentures. We will explain pros and considerations for each option.
