Teeth in a Day in Maitland, FL
Teeth in a Day is a dental implant treatment that allows qualified patients to replace missing or failing teeth and leave with a functional, natural-looking temporary restoration in one visit, when the case allows. At Maitland Square Dentistry, Dr. David Hazan offers this streamlined way to restore your smile with dental implants.
What Is Teeth in a Day?
With Teeth in a Day, dental implants are placed and a fixed temporary restoration is attached during the same visit, when the case allows. The temporary teeth support appearance and function while the implants bond with the jawbone, and they are later replaced with a custom final restoration.
The treatment may suit patients who are missing several teeth, have teeth that cannot be predictably restored or need a larger implant-supported solution.
Benefits of Teeth in a Day
For appropriate candidates, Teeth in a Day may offer:
Not every patient qualifies. Dr. Hazan evaluates your oral health and bone structure first.
- A fixed temporary restoration placed the same day as implant surgery, when the case allows
- Fewer periods without functional teeth during treatment
- Improved appearance soon after implant placement
- A treatment plan designed around both function and aesthetics
- Digitally planned implant placement
- A more streamlined approach to extensive tooth replacement
Advanced Experience With Dental Implant Treatment
Dr. Hazan has about 25 years of experience in dental implant treatment, including:
He teaches implant dentistry through the University of Miami foreign externship residency program, has published articles, contributed to dental research and presented clinical cases. He is a Master and Fellow of the International Congress of Oral Implantologists (ICOI) and a Fellow of the American Academy of Implant Dentistry (AAID).
- More than 3,000 dental implants placed
- More than 5,000 implant restorations completed
- More than 1,000 implant-supported or snap-in denture cases treated
- More than 2,500 hours of continuing education in implant dentistry, including the NYU Maxi Course in 2001
The Teeth in a Day Process
Treatment begins with a comprehensive consultation covering your oral health, existing teeth, bone structure and goals. Advanced imaging, such as the TRIOS 3D scanner, may be used to digitally plan the position of the implants and restoration.
On treatment day, any teeth that need to be removed are addressed, the implants are placed and, when appropriate, a custom temporary restoration is secured so you leave with teeth. After healing, the temporary teeth are replaced with a custom final prosthesis.
Teeth the Same Day as Implant Placement
The main advantage is receiving a fixed temporary smile right after implant placement, when the case allows, instead of going through healing without teeth. However, the same-visit restoration is typically temporary, and the implants need time to heal before the final restoration. Dr. Hazan explains the sequence, the healing period and the limitations of the temporary restoration.
Who Is a Candidate for Teeth in a Day?
Candidates may include patients with multiple missing teeth, severely damaged teeth or failing dental work. Candidacy depends on:
A full evaluation determines whether immediate implant placement and restoration are appropriate for you.
- The condition of your remaining teeth
- The amount and quality of available bone
- Your gum and overall oral health
- The number and location of teeth being replaced
- Your bite and functional needs
- Your ability to support immediate implant loading
- Your overall treatment goals
Teeth in a Day for Complex Dental Needs
Dr. Hazan often treats complex cases, including second opinions, failing teeth, failed dental work and complicated restorations. His experience includes implant placement, surgical extractions and more than 250 full-mouth reconstruction cases. The goal is a coordinated plan that supports function, comfort and long-term oral health.
Comfort and Personalized Implant Care
Our office emphasizes comfort and clear communication. The team explains each stage, answers your questions and gives detailed care instructions for both the temporary and final restorations. Dr. Hazan’s approach is personalized and no-pressure, focused on helping you understand the benefits, limitations and alternatives.
Frequently asked questions
What is Teeth in a Day?
It is a dental implant treatment that gives qualified patients implants and a fixed temporary restoration in one visit, when the case allows. The final restoration is placed after the implants heal and integrate with the jawbone.
Do I really get teeth the same day as my implants?
Qualified patients receive a fixed temporary restoration on the day of implant placement, when the case allows. It is typically temporary, and the custom final restoration is made after healing.
Who is a candidate for Teeth in a Day?
Candidacy depends on your oral health, bone structure, remaining teeth, bite and overall needs, which are determined through a comprehensive evaluation.
Can failing teeth be removed and replaced with implants at the same visit?
In some cases, teeth that cannot be predictably restored may be removed and implants placed as part of the same treatment plan. This depends on your oral health and bone condition.
Are Teeth in a Day permanent?
The implants are intended for long-term support, but the teeth placed at the first visit are generally temporary and are replaced with a custom final restoration after healing.
How long does the Teeth in a Day process take?
Implant placement and the temporary restoration may happen in one visit, but the full process includes a healing period before the final restoration. The timeline varies from patient to patient.
Can Teeth in a Day be used for complex dental problems?
It may be suitable for some patients with extensive missing, damaged or failing teeth. Dr. Hazan can determine whether Teeth in a Day or another approach is the best fit.
How do I know if Teeth in a Day is right for me?
The first step is a comprehensive consultation covering your teeth, gums, bone structure and goals to determine whether the treatment is appropriate.