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New Teeth In A Day – Full Mouth Dental Implants

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Are You Losing Teeth? Change your life with a permanent full mouth teeth replacement

If you have missing or severely damaged teeth, you may know the physical and emotional pain that so many people experience due to failing teeth. Our board-certified periodontist, Dr. Daniel Lauer, has helped numerous individuals correct their complex dental issues, and he has seen firsthand the toll these problems can have on a person’s life. From what you eat to how you interact with others, tooth loss can affect your nutrition, relationships, career, and overall happiness. If you are ready to get your smile back, consider the revolutionary full mouth teeth replacement with dental implants, offering you a new smile in just one day.

Our team understands the fear associated with losing teeth, and we are committed to helping you find the best possible solution for your lifestyle. To learn if you are eligible for receiving full arch dental implants, please contact us to set up your appointment with our board-certified periodontist.

What Is Teeth in a Day?

“Teeth in a day” refers to the process of removing damaged teeth, placing the ideal number of dental implants, crafting a custom denture, and then anchoring this denture to the implants—all within one day. To ensure long-lasting results, this full mouth teeth replacement typically involves a foundation of 4-6 dental implants to secure your set of new prosthetic teeth. This All-on-4 or All-on-6 treatment concept ensures a strong base for your denture, without the need to replace every tooth with its own dental implant. The reconstructive procedure can effectively restore the form and function of full arches of teeth. Not only can this give you a beautiful new smile, but as the name suggests, the entire process can often be completed in as little as 24 hours! Dr. Lauer is proud to offer this permanent solution as an alternative to removable dentures or as a denture replacement.

What Are the Benefits of New Teeth in a Day?

Obtaining a beautiful, healthy new smile in just 24 hours can be a dream come true for many individuals. However, the thought of replacing all of their teeth can also be intimidating. Despite this, it is important to recognize that dental problems have a way of gradually building up, and the more time that passes, the more difficult it is to achieve the function and aesthetics for which you desire. By replacing deteriorating or missing teeth with full mouth dental implants, you can undergo the life-changing transformation with benefits that include:

  • Permanent teeth that are not removable
  • Secure denture replacement
  • Saving money in the long-term by replacing teeth with excessive damage
  • Natural-looking teeth that you can be proud to show off
  • Improved self-esteem from your beautiful new smile
  • Ability to eat your favorite foods again

Do I Need a Full Mouth of Dental Implants?

Although the need to replace multiple teeth is most common in older patients, failing or missing teeth can occur at any age. As a result, a permanent full mouth teeth replacement can be beneficial for a variety of candidates. Specific cases that may warrant the need for a new set of teeth includes:

  • Multiple missing teeth
  • Extensive damage from factors like gum disease
  • Depleted bone density in the jaw
  • Excessive dental work compromising the integrity of several teeth

The best way to know if you are eligible for new teeth in a day is to come in for an appointment with Dr. Lauer. During this visit, he can take 3D images to evaluate your bone health and determine if dental implants are a viable solution to support a full arch prosthesis.

What Does the New Teeth in a Day Procedure Entail?

If a permanent full mouth teeth replacement proves to be the best solution for your needs, Dr. Lauer will move forward with planning your implant procedure. The entire process involves his collaboration with a skilled lab technician, as well as your general restoring dentist. Together, the team of experienced professionals can help you obtain a new smile in as little as 24 hours.

Step One: Evaluation, 3D Imaging, & Impressions

To get started with your full mouth teeth replacement, Dr. Lauer will conduct an in-depth evaluation of your current oral state. This will involve taking scans of your jaw using our advanced 3D cone beam imaging technology. Based on the health and density of your bone, Dr. Lauer can determine the appropriate number of dental implants needed as well as the best locations to place them. With this information, the lab technician fabricates a surgical guide for Dr. Lauer to use for your implant surgery.

Step Two: Extractions & Implant Placement

During your surgery, Dr. Lauer will extract the remaining deteriorating teeth and replace them with 4-6 dental implants per arch, usually within the same visit. By using the surgical guide to place your implants, Dr. Lauer is able to achieve the highest precision and efficiency, ultimately increasing your potential for successful implant results. At the conclusion of your surgery, Dr. Lauer will take an impression of your mouth, allowing the lab to fabricate a full arch replacement of teeth to be delivered the next day at your restoring dentist’s office.

Step Three: Your New Smile!

To complete the process of obtaining your healthy new smile, your restoring dentist attaches the full arch teeth replacement to your implants. You will then wear this prosthesis for about 4-6 months, after which a permanent replacement is fabricated and delivered to the final contours of your gums and implants. Most patients can complete all three steps within 24 hours, allowing them to smile, eat, interact, and live without fear or embarrassment. The procedure is truly life-changing, as it can transform both your smile and your self-confidence.

What Is the Full Mouth Teeth Replacement Recovery Like?

The recovery following a full mouth dental implants procedure will differ from patient to patient. It is normal to experience swelling in the first couple days, but this should quickly fade. Any discomfort is typically minimal, though you can take pain medication to control this if necessary. Your diet will consist of eating soft foods for a few weeks until your jaw has had the ability to heal. After this, you should be able to eat all your favorite foods.

In the past, obtaining a permanent set of new teeth could take as long as six months to a year. With the latest advancements in technology, however, Dr. Lauer is able to complete the dental implant process in just 24 hours. Although you will still need to wait for your bone to heal before receiving your final prosthesis, the initial full mouth teeth replacement is not removable and, therefore, should not be uncomfortable or affect your nutrition.

Are Full Mouth Dental Implants Safe?

The full mouth dental implant procedure is considered safe when performed by a qualified professional for ideal candidates. Dental implants have been used for over 50 years, and throughout that time, their design has been optimized for both safety and longevity. By receiving a set of dental implants to support a full arch denture, patients can reduce jaw and gum recession, as well as eat a more varied diet which can be difficult with several missing or damaged teeth.

Dr. Lauer only recommends dental implants for those who have a high likelihood of long-term success. Since this does involve surgery, however, there are certain risks that come with dental implant placement. Dr. Lauer will go over the potential complications that can occur, and how he will help minimize them, during your consultation. If you are not deemed a good candidate for full arch implants, more appropriate solutions can be discussed with you.

How Much Do Full Mouth Dental Implants Cost?

Full mouth dental implants are an investment that can transform your overall quality of life. The cost of your full arch teeth replacement will depend on how many teeth need extraction, the number of implants being placed, and the type of restoration you need. If a preliminary procedure is needed to ensure the success of your full arch dental implants, such as bone grafting, this can also contribute to your overall cost.

Once you and Dr. Lauer have determined the best plan for your needs, our team can provide you with a cost estimate to help you budget for your procedure. Our goal is to help make your new smile a reality, which is why we work with dental financing companies to help make your treatment more affordable. If you have any questions about how to get started, a member of our team would be happy to assist you.

Why Choose Precision Periodontics & Implant Dentistry?

  • Technology

    To complement his expertise in placing dental implants, Dr. Lauer utilizes the Planmeca ProMax® 3D imaging technology to plan your surgery. This state-of-the-art device conducts a cone beam scan, which captures high quality digital images of your jaw and teeth, providing a complete view of the structures in your mouth. This detailed information is then sent to the lab, allowing them to fabricate a surgical guide specific to your anatomy. Using this highly customized tool, Dr. Lauer is able to fully optimize your dental implant surgery, placing the posts with enhanced precision for superior results.

  • Personalized Care

    There is a reason why so many dentists refer their patients to Dr. Lauer for periodontal care. Aside from being a board-certified specialist who is equipped for the most challenging of cases, Dr. Lauer genuinely cares about your well-being and is committed to helping you achieve the best possible outcome. He is transparent with what you can expect and strives to calm any fears you may have about your full mouth dental implants. Through such personalized attention, you can expect the highest quality of care, from the consultation through the end of your recovery

  • Comfort

    At Precision Periodontics & Implant Dentistry, we know that undergoing a full mouth teeth replacement can be an intimidating decision, which is why we prioritize patient education and strive to help you feel relaxed throughout the process. When it comes time for your procedure, you will be given oral sedation to ensure you remain comfortable. Any pain during or after the procedure is typically minimal, and most patients feel back to normal within a matter of days. Dr. Lauer will talk with you in detail about the procedure, addressing any concerns you may have to help you feel at ease and confident about your decision.

Additional Frequently Asked Questions

Why Should I Get a Fixed Implant Denture vs. a Removable Denture?

Dental implants to replace a single denture or a full set of dentures can be an incredible improvement for the function and appearance of your teeth. While traditional dentures can be very helpful as a missing teeth replacement option, the fact is that there are often significant drawbacks to wearing them. Dentures can be ill-fitting along the gums, ultimately causing irritation and redness. They also require adhesives for stabilization, which can be messy and uncomfortable, and they have a habit of moving inside the mouth, resulting in what can be an embarrassing clicking sound. Dr. Lauer can provide dental implants to resolve all of these issues, adding strength, stabilization, and a more natural-looking replacement for missing teeth. The artificial roots of dental implants also help to preserve bone and gum tissue that can be worn away by dentures, benefitting your oral health and facial structure.

What Is Guided Dental Implant Placement for Fixed Dentures?

For the best dental implant results, Dr. Lauer utilizes a surgical guide to place your implants with the utmost accuracy. This entails using advanced imaging technology to precisely measure the structures of your mouth—from your gums and teeth to your bone and nerves—and plan the exact location and angle of each implant. With this information, a guide is created, which is used during surgery for the implantation of each titanium post being used to support individual crowns or full or partial dentures. With the enhanced precision provided by the guide, Dr. Lauer can perform the surgery with more efficiency while also reducing your risk of potential post-operative complications. Overall, this provides a safer procedure with a more predictable outcome.

Are Teeth in a Day Painful?

Prior to dental implant surgery, anesthesia will be administered so no pain should be felt during the procedure. It is normal to experience some degree of post-surgery swelling and discomfort; however, these symptoms are typically well-managed with prescribed oral pain medication as needed. It is important to carefully follow all post-op instructions to ensure proper care and rest during the healing process, which will aid in the comfort of the patient’s recovery. Dr. Lauer and his team understand each patient has a unique level of pain tolerance and will discuss the best course of treatment for recovery on an individual basis.

Will All My Teeth Be Removed in the Same Visit?

Generally, all teeth will be removed during the same surgical visit. Not only does this enable the same-day process for a smile transformation but it prevents the possible spread of bacteria in the mouth and saves the patient time and money from multiple visits with associated fees for surgery and anesthesia.