New Teeth in Just One Day

Traditional implants require a 3-6 month waiting period after tooth extraction before the implant can be placed, followed by another 3-6 months of healing before the crown. Immediate implants are placed the same day as extraction, and you receive a temporary tooth immediately. The total treatment time is cut roughly in half, and you never have a gap in your smile.

Yes! Clinical studies show that immediate implants achieve survival rates of 97% at 5-10 years - nearly identical to traditional implants (97-98%). When proper case selection and surgical protocols are followed, same-day implants are equally predictable. Our specialists carefully evaluate each patient to ensure you're a good candidate.

You'll need to follow a soft food diet for the first few weeks to allow the implant to integrate with your bone. The temporary crown is functional for light chewing but should be protected from hard or sticky foods. After 3-6 months when your permanent crown is placed, you can eat anything you like!

Ideal candidates have healthy gums, adequate bone at the extraction site, and good overall health. Factors like smoking, uncontrolled diabetes, or active gum disease may require traditional placement instead. During your consultation, we'll use 3D imaging to evaluate your bone and determine the best approach for your situation.

The procedure is performed under local anesthesia, so you won't feel pain during treatment. We also offer sedation options for anxious patients. Most people report less discomfort than expected - often less than a simple extraction. Post-operative discomfort is typically managed with over-the-counter pain medication for a few days.

Immediate implants are often comparable in cost to traditional implants because you're eliminating extra appointments and procedures. A single immediate implant typically ranges from $3,500-$5,500 total. We offer financing options including CareCredit with 0% interest plans to make treatment affordable.

While rare (occurring in about 3% of cases), if an immediate implant doesn't integrate properly, we'll remove it, allow the site to heal for a few months, and place a new implant using the traditional approach. The good news is that the replacement implant typically has an even higher success rate. Our thorough evaluation process minimizes this risk.

Absolutely! Immediate implants work great for multiple teeth and full-arch restorations. Procedures like All-on-4 or Teeth-in-a-Day can give you a complete set of functional teeth in just 24 hours. This is often life-changing for patients who've struggled with failing teeth or uncomfortable dentures.