Teeth in 24 hours usually means that dental implants are placed and a fixed set of teeth is attached the same day or the next day, so you don't go home without teeth. It is real and widely used, but the teeth you leave with are usually a healing set, and the final teeth come months later. Here is what to expect, who is a good candidate and the questions worth asking any office.
On surgery day, any remaining teeth that can't be saved are removed, the implants are placed (often four to six per arch, as in All-on-4® and All-on-X), and the gums are closed. If the implants are stable enough when they go in, a fixed bridge can be attached to them right away or the next day. This is called immediate loading.
That bridge is screwed onto the implants, so it does not come out at night. It is usually made of acrylic and designed for the healing period: light enough to protect the implants and easy to adjust as the gums change shape.
Ads often say "permanent teeth in 24 hours". In most cases, "permanent" means fixed (not removable by you), not final. The implants are meant to stay for the long term, but the bridge you get on day one is usually replaced with a final bridge after healing.
Some offices make a final-quality bridge from the start. Others plan a separate final bridge in acrylic or zirconia. Neither approach is wrong, but you should know which one you are buying and whether the final teeth are included in the price.
Immediate loading depends on the implants being firmly anchored on the day they are placed. That usually means:
If an implant isn't stable enough on the day, the safer choice can be to let it heal before attaching fixed teeth, with a removable denture in the meantime. A good office explains this possibility before surgery, not on the day.
Our guide on why full-arch prices vary explains how to compare the answers.
Teeth in a day is not a separate price category; it is a timing approach within full-arch implant treatment. In Miami, full-arch treatment is commonly quoted around $20,000 to $30,000 per arch. At Prana, full-arch treatment starts from $9,999 per arch, with the exact price confirmed in writing before treatment. We offer 0% financing options on approved credit through CareCredit, Cherry and LendingClub; see our financing page.
For many full-arch patients whose implants are stable at placement, we attach fixed healing teeth on surgery day or the next day. Your 3D scan and exam tell us whether that is realistic for you, and we say so before surgery.
Dr. Aakash Rana, DDS, a general dentist, plans each case himself, and our in-house lab makes the healing teeth and the final bridge on site. If your case needs major grafting or sinus work, we refer you to an oral surgeon and explain why. Your first visit is free: an exam, a 3D scan and a digital smile preview. We are at 3050 Biscayne Blvd in Edgewater, now open.
Dr. Aakash Rana, DDS is a general dentist trained at NYU College of Dentistry, with more than $100,000 in continuing education. He plans and treats each case at Prana Dental himself, works with our in-house lab, and refers to a specialist when a case needs one.
For many people with enough healthy bone, yes: implants are placed and a fixed healing bridge is attached the same day or the next. The final teeth are usually made a few months later, after the implants heal. Your scans decide whether it is realistic for you.
It is priced as full-arch implant treatment. In Miami, that is commonly quoted around $20,000 to $30,000 per arch. At Prana Dental it starts from $9,999 per arch, with the exact price confirmed in writing before treatment.
The teeth are fixed, meaning you can't take them out, but the day-one bridge is usually a healing set. A final bridge in acrylic or zirconia is commonly fitted a few months later. Ask whether the final teeth are included.
No. It depends on bone quality, gum health, general health and whether the implants are stable when placed. Some people do better healing first with a removable denture, then getting fixed teeth.
Call or text (786) 579-0521. Your first visit is free: exam, 3D scan and smile preview.