What is it? A thoughtfully planned approach where temporary teeth are attached the same day implants are placed.
While you leave with teeth on the day of surgery, these are carefully designed temporary teeth that protect the healing implants while giving you an immediate aesthetic improvement.
Who's it for? People who absolutely cannot be without visible teeth during the healing period, particularly those having front teeth replaced.
The honest bit: Despite what some marketing suggests, the final, permanent teeth still require 3-6 months of healing time for best results. The temporary teeth have limitations on what you can eat. The true 'same-day' refers to not having a period without any teeth, not the completion of the entire treatment in one day.
The honest bit: While much more secure than regular dentures, they're still removable and cover part of your palate. However, they require fewer implants than fixed solutions, making them more affordable and often suitable for patients with some bone loss.
The honest bit: While much more secure than regular dentures, they're still removable and cover part of your palate. However, they require fewer implants than fixed solutions, making them more affordable and often suitable for patients with some bone loss.
The honest bit: While much more secure than regular dentures, they're still removable and cover part of your palate. However, they require fewer implants than fixed solutions, making them more affordable and often suitable for patients with some bone loss.
The honest bit: While much more secure than regular dentures, they're still removable and cover part of your palate. However, they require fewer implants than fixed solutions, making them more affordable and often suitable for patients with some bone loss.
The honest bit: While much more secure than regular dentures, they're still removable and cover part of your palate. However, they require fewer implants than fixed solutions, making them more affordable and often suitable for patients with some bone loss.
The honest bit: While much more secure than regular dentures, they're still removable and cover part of your palate. However, they require fewer implants than fixed solutions, making them more affordable and often suitable for patients with some bone loss.
The honest bit: While much more secure than regular dentures, they're still removable and cover part of your palate. However, they require fewer implants than fixed solutions, making them more affordable and often suitable for patients with some bone loThe honest bit: While much more secure than regular dentures, they're still removable and cover part of your palate. However, they require fewer implants than fixed solutions, making them more affordable and often suitable for patients with some bone loss.