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"Teeth that DON"T come out" Procedure

 

"Teeth that DON'T come out"  

 

Smile Implant Super Center is at the cutting edge of reconstructive dental oral rehabilitation. For people who have lost a tooth, multiple teeth, or all their teeth, nothing could be better than to have those teeth back, and "Teeth that DON'T come out" allows that to happen. When dental implants are placewd you feel as though you have your tooth again, unlike dentures and even bridges which have significant dietary restrictions. Dental implants have traditionally had only one major drawback: you were required to wait three to six months for the synthetic root implant to integrate into your jawbone before the final functional prosthetic was placed on it. Now, however, thanks to the "Teeth that DON'T come out" procedure and Smile Implant Super Centers it is possible to have "Teeth that DON'T come out" completely started and finished IN ONE DAY at Smile Implant Super Center!                          

Your "Teeth that DON'T come out" procedure begins with the removal of any damaged teeth to be replaced, periodontal disease, and/or infected tissue around the implant site.Then a custom drill is used to prepare a hole for the implant that allows it to enter securely without damaging the jawbone.

Here is how a day at Smile Implant Super Center is for most of our Patients

Early in the Morning (8:00AM)

Diagnostic, Treatment Planning and Consultation

             

Later in the Morning (9:00 AM)

Presurgical Preperation and Laboratory work started .

     

12:00 PM In the Afternoon

Patient sedated... surgery completed... and Implants placed in the jawbone

     

1:00 PM in the Afternoon

Impressions taken and Laboratory makes "Teeth that DON'T come out"

      

5:00 PM in the early Evening

"Teeth that DON'T come out:" permanent in mouth and ready to go home

 

                 6:00 PM In the Evening

                                           At home eating a soft meal with"Teeth that DON'T come out"

                                     

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