Implant Dentures (Teeth-in-Day)


Two stable, implant-supported options to replace all your teeth:

Removable Implant Overdentures

Fixed Teeth-in-a-Day

Non-removable, full-arch bridge attached to implants

Removable “snap-in” dentures anchored to implants

Fixed Teeth-in-a-Day / All-on-X

 

What It Is

A fully fixed, non-removable set of teeth attached to 4–6 implants.
You cannot take these teeth out — they look, feel, and function like natural teeth.

Best For

  • Patients wanting the closest thing to natural teeth

  • Severe tooth loss or failing dentition

  • Denture wearers who want STABILITY and strength

  • People who want same-day fixed teeth

How It Feels

✔ Feels like natural teeth
✔ High strength & chewing force
✔ Stays in at all times
✔ No rocking, no slipping, no acrylic palate

Pros

  • Best aesthetics

  • Best stability

  • Same-day fixed results

  • Only dentist removes them for maintenance

  • Works even with significant bone loss

Cons

  • Higher cost

  • More implants required

  • Requires excellent hygiene and follow-up

Cost Range

$20,000–$30,000 per arch

Implant Overdentures (“Snap-In Dentures”)

 

What It Is

A removable denture that snaps onto 2–4 implants, dramatically increasing stability.

Think of it as a secure “snap-on” denture — much better than traditional dentures, but still removable.

Best For

  • Patients wanting improved stability at a lower cost

  • Long-term denture wearers

  • Those not ready for (or not candidates for) fixed full-arch bridges

How It Feels

✔ Much more stable than dentures
✔ Easier chewing
✔ No adhesives
✔ Still removable for cleaning

Pros

  • More affordable

  • Simple maintenance

  • Good stability on lower jaw

  • Removable for easy cleaning

Cons

  • Not as solid as fixed teeth

  • Still has some movement

  • Requires periodic replacement of attachments

  • Not same-day fixed

Cost Range

$10,000–$20,000 per arch
(depends on number of implants, attachments, and denture)

Which Option Is Right for You?

 

Fixed Teeth-in-a-Day is best if you want:

  • The closest thing to natural teeth

  • Same-day transformation

  • Maximum stability

  • Fixed, non-removable function

Implant Overdentures are best if you want:

  • Better stability than dentures

  • A more affordable option

  • A removable solution

  • Easy cleaning

Sedation Options

IV Moderate Sedation

Relaxed, calm, and minimally aware.


IV moderate sedation allows you to stay conscious but extremely relaxed. Most patients remember little or nothing from the procedure. This is one of the most popular choices for those with mild anxiety about their procedure.

Benefits:

  • Deep relaxation

  • Little to no memory of the procedure

  • Fast recovery time

Monitoring:
Cardiac monitoring, pulse oximetry, blood pressure throughout the procedure.

IV Deep Sedation

Fully unconscious, but breathing on your own.


IV deep sedation is provided by a medical anesthesiologist for patients who desire a deeper level of unconsciousness. You are fully asleep and unaware of the procedure but do not require a breathing tube.

Benefits:

  • Fully asleep

  • No awareness or memor

  • Excellent for long or complex surgeries

  • Appropriate for those with moderate anxiety

Monitoring:
Continuous advanced monitoring by an anesthesiologist.

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General Anesthesia

Complete unconsciousness with airway control.


General anesthesia is used for complex cases or patients with severe dental anxiety. This is performed by an anesthesiologist using full airway management and deeper medical monitoring.

Benefits:

  • Full unconsciousness

  • Controlled airway and ventilation

  • Maximum comfort for long or complex procedures

Monitoring:
Full anesthesia monitoring including ECG, capnography, BP, oxygenation, and airway management.