Frequently Asked Question's

• Can implant dentures be used for both upper and lower arches?

  Yes, implant dentures can be used for both upper and lower arches. The number of implants required might differ for each arch.

• How are implant dentures cleaned?

  Implant dentures can be removed for cleaning, just like traditional dentures. Regular oral hygiene for your gums and implants is essential.

• How long does it take for implant dentures to become stable?

  Implant dentures become stable shortly after placement, but a healing period of a few months is required for the implants to fully integrate with the jawbone.

• Can I eat normally with implant dentures?

  Yes, implant dentures provide better stability, allowing you to eat a wider variety of foods without worrying about denture movement.

• How many implants are typically used for full arch restoration?

  The number of implants can vary, but typically, 4 to 8 implants are used per arch to support the replacement teeth.

• Are there different types of full arch restoration options?

  Yes, options include fixed bridges that are permanently attached to the implants and removable implant-supported dentures that snap onto the implants.

• Is bone grafting required for full arch dental implants?

  Bone grafting might be necessary if there’s insufficient bone to support the implants. Your dentist will evaluate your bone density to determine if bone grafting is needed.

• Are there any limitations with the "Teeth in a Day" procedure?

  While the procedure offers a quick solution for missing teeth, not all cases are suitable for same-day implants. Your dentist will advise if this approach is appropriate for your situation.

• How do I care for my teeth after the "Teeth in a Day" procedure?

  Oral hygiene is crucial. Your dentist will provide specific instructions for cleaning the temporary denture and maintaining the health of your gums and remaining natural teeth.

• How long does the "Teeth in a Day" procedure take?

  The initial procedure, including implant placement and attaching the temporary denture, can often be completed in a single day. Subsequent appointments for adjustments and attaching the final denture may be necessary.