Teeth In A Day Dental Implants Des Moines, IA
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Des Moines Iowa's Choice for Teeth in a Day
For a fast, effective, and simple solution to replace a missing tooth, you should consider Teeth in a Day treatment. This outstanding treatment option involves the placement of a new tooth in as little as a single day. This means no ongoing appointments and invasive procedures, while still receiving a tooth that is durable and long-lasting.
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If you are considering a Teeth in a Day replacement, reach out to Iowa Dental Group today. We’ll set up an appointment to meet with you and see if this treatment option is right to meet your needs.
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What are the Benefits of Teeth in a Day?
This innovative solution used to replace missing teeth has a number of benefits. One of the main advantages is that the wait time and recovery time are reduced for patients. Traditional dental implants require ongoing surgery, recovery, and fittings to set the implants in place, while Teeth in a Day can be done in a straightforward visit to our dental clinic. Other benefits include:
- The look and feel of natural teeth
- The results are immediate
- Improved function/form in the face, mouth, and jaw
- Provides realistic-looking results
- No loose or clicking dentures
- Improved eating and talking
- Safe and secure to install in patients’ mouths
- Looks great
- Permanent solution
What are the Steps Associated with Teeth in a Day Treatments?
When it comes to getting a bright and beautiful smile in one day in our office, there are three main steps we follow. Not every step will be applicable to all patients; however, it will depend on the history and state of the existing teeth.
Step one involves removing any unnecessary teeth, damaged teeth, or teeth that are at risk of becoming lost because of bacteria or infection.
Step two involves placing four dental implants in the top and/or bottom palates of the mouth. These are inserted into the gums using a thin titanium post that is surgically installed below the jawline, creating a new “root” for the new tooth that will be attached.
Step three involves actually placing the dentures or false teeth on the titanium posts. They will be secured in place and will be permanently adhered to the posts below.
In one visit to our professional and highly skilled dental office, you can have the teeth of your dreams.
What’s the Difference Between Traditional Dentures and Teeth in a Day?
Old-fashioned dentures are cumbersome and can take a lot of time to care for; what’s more, they are also removable, so there is always the risk of dropping them and breaking them, losing them, or causing damage to them. Because traditional dentures sit on top of existing gums, the risk of bone loss is higher for long-term denture wearers. This is due to the fact that there is no tooth root to mineralize and provide nutrients to, and so those nutrients and minerals will start to lose their impact in that area. As a result, it might be challenging to insert titanium posts later in life. It’s better to opt for Teeth in a Day sooner, rather than later.
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Are Teeth in a Day Permanent?
In a word, yes, Teeth in a day are considered permanent. The only reason that a patient would need to have their permanent dentures removed is if they became damaged and needed to be replaced; however, when they are installed, it is thought that the dentures can be in place for the rest of a patient’s life. They are natural-looking and durable, and provide a great deal of comfort and stability to the mouth. Because they adhere permanently in place, they will not come loose, and they will help to retain the shape and function of the mouth more naturally than loose dentures.
Dentures vs Crowns
Some patients will opt to have traditional dental implants and crowns placed in their mouths rather than have an entire set of teeth put in place using dentures. Whatever you decide, we are right here to help you make the choice that is best for you. Both options have numerous benefits and applications for patients, but crowns are typically used to replace a single tooth or several teeth, while Teeth in a Day or permanent dentures are used to replace all teeth in a palate or the entire mouth. Both will look and function the same way, and the result will be beautiful. If patients are interested in replacing some teeth with crowns and using Teeth in a Day to replace an entire palate, such as the top palate of teeth, that is an option as well.
Iowa Dental Group
You place a lot of trust in your dentist, and we will always be honest with you. This philosophy of educating our patients has been the hallmark of why we have been successful for over 30 years.
Our Promise
At Iowa Dental Group, we pride ourselves on providing patients with the highest quality services at reasonable fees. We do our best to guarantee our patients leave satisfied with the treatment they receive, and we provide ongoing care to ensure patients continue to enjoy their beautiful smile.
Our Award-Winning Services
We provide patients with outstanding dental services, ongoing care, and education to ensure their smiles stay healthy and beautiful for years to come.
Cosmetic Dentistry
Porcelain Veneers
Teeth Whitening
Restorative Care
Dental Implants
Dental Bridges
Root Canal Therapy
Dentures
Children's Dentistry
Periodontal Care
Dental Emergencies
Family Dentistry
Night Guards
Snoring Appliances
Extractions
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Dental Office Location
Iowa Dental Group prides ourselves on offering the highest quality dentistry at a fair and reasonable fee.
Iowa Dental Group Des Moines
Des Moines, IA 50311
(515) 277-6358
office@iowadentalgroup.com
https://www.iowadentalgroup.com
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Our Des Moines dentists, Bob Margeas DDS & Nicholas Economos, are eager to help provide any answers you may have. Contact us today regarding optimal oral health.
Dentist Office Hours
Our dentists look forward to answering any dentistry-related questions or dental concerns you may have regarding your overall oral health and smile.
Office Hours
| Monday: | 7:30am - 5:00pm |
| Tuesday: | 7:30am - 5:00pm |
| Wednesday: | 7:30am - 5:00pm |
| Thursday: | 7:30am - 5:00pm |
| Friday: | Closed |
| Saturday: | Closed |
| Sunday: | Closed |