Teeth in a Day
Teeth in a Day!
Get Your Beautiful Smile Back
Bonomo Periodontics is known for our teeth-in-a-day service, where you walk out of our office with totally transformed teeth!
Teeth in a day is a procedure, also called four-on-four implants, that replaces the entire upper or lower set of teeth and creates a permanent prosthesis that works just like natural teeth. You truly get a smile in a day!
This procedure takes multiple hours and involves sedation which replaces both damaged or broken teeth and provides a long-term permanent alternative to dentures.
See our life-changing smiles:
6 Steps to a New Smile in a Day
Step One: X-ray and 3D CT
A complete oral exam is performed along with dental radiographs.
Step Two: Computer simulation
Determination of implant compatibility and position performed using computer simulation programs.
Step Three: Anatomage table
A three-dimensional surgical guide to ensure the exact position of the implant is fabricated.
Step Four: Implant placement and temporary teeth
Failing teeth are removed and implants are placed.
Step Five: Implant prosthesis
The dental prosthesis is fitted to the implant.
Step Six: Completion
After a period of healing has occurred, a final prosthesis is placed on the implant.
The Dental Implant Procedure
Like other dental implants, teeth-in-a-day implants are placed during an outpatient surgical procedure while the patient is under sedation.
The patient will be fitted with a prosthetic arch, then after the bone has fused with the arch, the patient will be fitted with a second stronger prosthetic.
Post-Dental Implant Procedure
Patients must be careful after the smile-in-a-day procedure. Soft foods are recommended for a few weeks after the procedure and patients should exercise caution while practicing oral hygiene.
A routine of brushing with toothpaste is still important as bacteria can grow if patients do not keep their teeth clean.
Teeth-in-a-day implants have numerous benefits over dentures. Prosthetics are more secure and greatly reduce the chances of jawbone resorption that occurs with standard dentures.
Additionally, a root-supported arch will not slide out of place, so implants help patients maintain a more varied diet.
A Comparison of Dental Implants and Other Corrective Options
|
Tooth replacement technologies |
Flipper |
Dentures (partial or full) |
Bridge |
Dental Implants |
|---|---|---|---|---|
|
Longevity |
1-3 years |
5-7 years |
7-10 years |
Lifetime |
|
Preservation of healthy adjacent teeth |
Yes |
Yes |
No |
Yes |
|
Transmission of force to: |
adjacent teeth |
adj teeth/gums |
adjacent teeth |
bone |
|
Prevent bone loss & preserve facial appearance |
No |
No |
No |
Yes |
|
Requirement for periodic adjustments |
Yes |
Yes |
Yes |
No |
|
Accelerated loss of adjacent teeth |
Yes |
Yes |
Yes |
No |
