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Teeth in a Day for Missing Teeth

If a patient finds their teeth have fallen out, been knocked out, or need extraction, replacement options will need to be considered. One fantastic option is Teeth in a Day. This procedure allows for a strong replacement with a quick turnaround and can be used to replace a full set of upper or lower teeth.

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What are Dental Implants?

Dental implants are dental appliances that consist of a false tooth or set of teeth secured with titanium rods that are installed into the gum line. While many people discuss dental implants, they are discussing only single implants; there are actually a variety of different implant options. Patients who need multiple teeth replaced, for instance, may opt for an implant bridge. For those who are missing a large portion of their teeth, though, implant dentures may be the best option.

What are Dentures?

Traditional dentures are dental prosthetics that are created to replicate the look of a patient’s natural teeth. They can be made either for partial or full replacements. These appliances are not secured in place, but rather held by the gums of the patient. There are other options for dentures, though, that involve the placement of implants to hold the dentures in place. Some of these options involve the placement of dentures that are removable and clip onto implants. Other options are fixed and can only be removed by a dentist.

Teeth in a Day vs Denture Implants

Traditional denture implants are an excellent long-term solution, but they can also take quite a bit of time to place. The placement process for denture implants can take months and involves multiple surgeries. Because of all of this additional time and effort, traditional denture implants are generally considerably more expensive than Teeth in a Day. Traditional dentures and implants also may require a bone graft to properly secure them in place.

The placement of Teeth in a Day, on the other hand, is an extremely quick process. As the name implies, the procedure can be handled in as little as a day. On top of that, Teeth in a Day dentures are a cost-effective option that requires fewer trips to the dentist. They also do not require bone grafting, which can add even more time and procedures.

Advantages of Teeth in a Day

Teeth in a Day restores a patient’s teeth quickly, with a fixed denture that supplies structure and durability. Teeth in a Day allows the patient to chew, bite, and speak much closer to the way that they used to than traditional dentures. These dentures also allow the patient to avoid undergoing a lengthy placement procedure that involves surgeries, bone grafting, and so much more.

As with other teeth replacement options, Teeth in a Day also completes a patient’s smile—allowing them to smile with pride and confidence.

Teeth in a Day Process

The placement process of Teeth in a Day is actually quite simple and can be done in as little as one visit. The first step, though, is to visit the dentist for a consultation. If you still have teeth remaining that need to be pulled, this will need to be completed. Your dentist will also take a look at your jawbone and see what implant options are available. If they decide that Teeth in a Day is the best replacement option, they will begin the placement procedure.

Using state-of-the-art equipment, your dentist will take a full 3D scan of your mouth. This will allow them to better see all of the muscles, bones, nerves, and more. With this scan, they will be able to properly plan out the placement of the Teeth in a Day implants. It is extremely important for the implants to be placed in a way that they are properly stabilized, and your dentist will take care to ensure that your implants will be placed exactly where they need to be. Finally, your dentist will begin the placement procedure for Teeth in a Day implants.

This procedure involves the installation of titanium rods into the jawbone. Once these are secure, your dentist will begin placing the Teeth in a Day prosthetic.

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Aftercare

Being sore after a Teeth in a Day procedure is normal. As this is the case, your dentist may prescribe you medication for the pain. They may also prescribe antibiotics.

It is extremely important to properly clean your mouth both during and after the healing process. Take care of any remaining teeth, and make sure to still brush, floss, and rinse. This includes brushing the gums and replacement teeth.

If you notice any discomfort after the healing phase or any extreme discomfort during the healing phase, set an appointment with your dentist for them to take a look and treat the issue.