Teeth In A Day
Oral Surgery
WHAT IS TEETH IN A DAY?
Patients who require a complete rehabilitation of their dentition can opt for Teeth in a Day as an alternative, which offers the possibility of obtaining a stunning new smile in just one day. This innovative treatment utilizes dental implants to firmly anchor a new set of teeth in place, providing patients with a gorgeous and natural-looking alternative to major reconstruction with crowns and bridges, or even removable dentures.
WHO IS A CANDIDATE FOR TEETH IN A DAY?
Patients who have the following needs are great candidates for this procedure:
- Those who have many areas of decay or need major dental work understand that their current dentition is no longer as durable as it was in their youth.
- Patients who are frustrated with their continuous struggle with recurring dental decay.
- Those who currently wear removable dentures or partials and are not comfortable eating and its daily use.
- Those patients who have been in recent accidents need to have fixed teeth ASAP.
To begin the Teeth in a day treatment process, patients will need to undergo an initial consultation and examination to determine their eligibility for the procedure. If deemed suitable, the patient can proceed with the Teeth in a Day treatment, which involves the placement of dental implants to secure the new teeth in place.
A temporary prosthesis is immediately fabricated and placed. This new fixed device will stay in place for about 3 to six months to allow the gums to heal and the bone to integrate around the implants.
This approach is an excellent solution for those seeking a fast, effective, and aesthetically pleasing restoration of their current dentition.
HOW MUCH CAN “TEETH IN A DAY” TREATMENT COST?
Dr. Ramon Padilla’s unique Method of Implant Dentistry means that every patient
there is still hope to have a beautiful and functional smile. After you choose one of the possible
options to permanently solve your dental problems, you’ll feel great about yourself having regained the normal chewing, long-lasting beauty, and comfort that you deserve.
Like most things in life, these days, dentistry that works well and lasts is expensive. The good news is that you will have a hard time naming another investment you can make in yourself that provides the satisfaction of a pleasing smile and comfortable chewing 24 hours a day, 7 days a week!
What is the “ballpark” for cost for this kind of dental treatment?
Giving anyone an exact range of costs for a specific situation over the phone is impossible since everyone’s problems and needs are unique. When you have a complete dental physical examination visit, it allows you to see your own needs. This way you can know your unique options designed for you and know the associated cost ahead of time so you can make the decision you feel matches your needs.
Please know that without an evaluation we (nor anyone else) would know the exact cost for you and your solution. If anyone promises you a specific fee over the phone for major dentistry, exercise caution.
Good news if you have no teeth, you have dentures or feel your teeth are hopeless…
Thanks to new techniques, like ”Teeth in a Day” (All-on-4), the cost and time for complete implant treatment is less than it was 5 years ago. Previously, traditional complete dental implant treatment gave the same results as Teeth Today Could cost about $45,000-$65,000 per jaw.
Thanks to this new technique, it’s possible to have the same result (teeth permanently in your mouth), for around 1/3 the previous cost.
Another change from a few years ago is that you can now come to a morning appointment and leave that afternoon with new teeth that stay in your mouth.
About medical and dental insurance..
Even though the latest dental technologies are considered medically necessary and are scientifically proven, dental plan coverage that solves complex and whole mouth problems hardly covers what is needed to get you back to the healthy life of eating and self-confidence you deserve. Many insurance companies base the amount of benefit on a chart or schedule of fees arbitrarily developed by insurance companies, therefore these benefits might be different from your needs.
About Medicare:
For patients with Medicare who have a medical necessity, Medicare
may pay for some oral surgery-related services. Medicare will not pay all of the
fees needed for your dental treatment. However, with specific medical conditions, it’s not unusual for Medicare to cover up to $20,000 for oral surgeries.
Dr. Ramon Padilla and his entire team look forward to working with you to give you back the health, chewing, and comfort that you deserve.
