About Teeth in a Day in Historic Westside

Teeth in a Day in Historic Westside is the most transformative dental procedure available — patients arrive in the morning missing most or all teeth and leave that afternoon with a full, beautiful smile on implants. Using pre-planned 3D surgical guides, Historic Westside implant surgeons place implants and attach a temporary full arch prosthetic in one appointment. Teeth in a Day in Historic Westside costs $20,000–$35,000 per arch.

Frequently Asked Questions

How does Teeth in a Day work in Historic Westside?
Teeth in a Day in Historic Westside begins with a pre-surgical consultation and 3D scan. The lab fabricates your temporary arch in advance. On the day of surgery, your Historic Westside surgeon extracts any remaining teeth, places implants using a digital surgical guide, and immediately attaches your pre-made temporary arch — all in one appointment.
How much does Teeth in a Day cost in Historic Westside?
Teeth in a Day in Historic Westside costs $20,000–$35,000 per arch for the complete process including extractions, implants, and temporary arch. The final permanent prosthetic (placed 3–6 months later) may be included or billed separately. Full mouth (upper and lower) Teeth in a Day in Historic Westside ranges from $40,000–$70,000.
What can I eat after Teeth in a Day in Historic Westside?
For the first 2–3 months after Teeth in a Day in Historic Westside, you'll follow a soft diet — scrambled eggs, yogurt, pasta, fish, and soft cooked vegetables. Hard, crunchy, or chewy foods are avoided while implants integrate. Once permanent prosthetics are placed, Historic Westside patients can typically eat normally.
Is Teeth in a Day painful in Historic Westside?
Teeth in a Day in Historic Westside is performed under IV sedation or general anesthesia — most patients have no memory of the procedure. Post-operative discomfort is managed with prescription pain medication. Most Historic Westside patients describe the recovery as more manageable than expected, with significant swelling in the first 3–5 days.