Fixed Implant Supported Denture in Venice, FL
Remove failing teeth and begin again with fixed full-arch teeth.
A digitally planned Teeth-in-a-Day procedure can replace a complete arch of damaged teeth with a permanent implant-supported restoration using as few as four dental implants.
What Is A Fixed Implant Supported Denture?
A permanent full-arch solution when teeth cannot be saved
Sometimes it is no longer possible to preserve the teeth in an arch. This may result from years of neglect, numerous failed restorations, health problems, fear of dental treatment or the excessive cost of repeatedly repairing failing teeth.
Using 3D digital X-rays, custom 3D-printed surgical guides and restorations created through CAD/CAM design, the team can plan removal of the failing teeth and replacement with permanent restorations in one day.
This Teeth-in-a-Day procedure is completed while you are asleep, allowing you to awaken with a new smile and a mouth free of damaged teeth. Treatment can require as few as four dental implants and is commonly known as All-on-Four. The same approach can also help existing denture wearers who want permanent teeth again.
- Replace an entire arch of failing or missing teeth.
- Secure the restoration to implants instead of the gums.
- Transition from removable dentures to fixed teeth.
A New Full-Arch Foundation
Designed to replace damaged teeth with stable, fixed function
The plan coordinates tooth removal, implant placement and a new restoration so the transition can be completed efficiently and comfortably.
One-Day Transition
When appropriate, failing teeth are removed and fixed temporary teeth are connected during the same treatment day.
As Few As Four Implants
Strategic implant positioning can support a complete arch with as few as four dental implants.
Fixed Teeth
The restoration remains connected to the implants rather than being removed by the patient each night.
Sleep Dentistry
Sedation supports a calm procedure and is especially helpful for patients affected by fear or extensive treatment needs.
Digital Accuracy
3D imaging and printed guides connect the planned restoration with precise implant positions.
Denture Upgrade
Existing denture wearers can explore replacing a removable appliance with permanent implant-supported teeth.
The Teeth-In-A-Day Process
Plan first, then coordinate surgery and your new smile
Every stage is designed around the final restoration, available bone, comfort needs and the appearance and function expected from the new arch.
Comprehensive evaluation
Review dental and health history, failing teeth, current dentures, bite and goals for permanent replacement.
3D digital planning
Use 3D X-rays and CAD/CAM records to design the restoration and choose safe, strategic implant positions.
Guided surgery while asleep
Provide sedation, remove the damaged teeth and place the implants with a custom printed surgical guide.
Same-day new smile
Connect the planned fixed temporary restoration when clinical stability and the treatment plan allow.
Healing and final teeth
Monitor implant integration and tissue healing before completing the durable final CAD/CAM restoration.
Good To Know
Fixed implant-supported denture questions
What does Teeth-in-a-Day mean?
It describes removing failing teeth, placing implants and connecting a fixed temporary restoration during one coordinated treatment day when conditions allow.
Is this the same as All-on-Four?
The original practice information explains that the procedure may use as few as four implants and is commonly known as All-on-Four.
Will I be asleep during the procedure?
The original treatment description states that Teeth-in-a-Day is performed while the patient is asleep. Your consultation determines the appropriate sedation plan.
Can existing denture wearers qualify?
Yes. This approach can be considered for patients who already wear dentures and want teeth that remain permanently fixed.
Are the same-day teeth final?
A fixed provisional restoration is commonly used during healing, followed by the final restoration after the implants and tissues are ready.
How is the treatment kept precise?
3D digital X-rays, CAD/CAM design and a custom printed guide coordinate implant position with the intended new teeth.