Teeth in a Day in Sutton Coldfield: How the Treatment Works

30 August 2026

Teeth in a Day in Sutton Coldfield: How the Treatment Works

If you’re dealing with missing or failing teeth, the prospect of months without a full smile can be as off-putting as the treatment itself. Teeth in a Day is designed to address exactly that gap.

This guide explains what the treatment involves, who it tends to suit, and what to weigh up before deciding.

What Is Teeth in a Day?

Teeth in a Day allows patients to receive a full set of functional temporary teeth in a single day, combining dental implants with a fixed temporary prosthesis.

Unlike traditional implant treatment, which may involve a lengthy period without fixed teeth between stages, this approach restores function and appearance on the day of surgery. The permanent prosthesis follows once healing is complete.

“Being able to leave with fixed teeth on the same day makes a considerable difference to how people manage the first few months of treatment.”  — Dr Veerinder Singh Nazran

How the Treatment Works

• Initial assessment — a thorough examination and imaging to plan implant positions
• Implant placement — titanium implants are placed into the jawbone to act as stable anchors
• Temporary teeth fitted — custom-made temporary teeth are attached the same day, so you leave with a complete set
• Follow-up and permanent prosthesis — once the jaw has healed and the implants have integrated, the permanent teeth are fitted

Research into immediate-loading implants reports high success rates in appropriately selected and carefully planned cases. Whether your case is suitable for immediate loading is determined at assessment.

Benefits Patients Tend to Value

• A fixed, functional set of teeth from the day of surgery
• No extended period without teeth during healing
• Fewer separate surgical stages in many cases
• Easier adaptation than removable dentures for most patients
• Long-term durability with good care and regular review

What Affects the Cost?

There’s no single price, because the treatment is planned around your jaw and your circumstances. Cost reflects:

• Whether one arch or both are being treated
• The number of implants required
• The materials used for the temporary and permanent prostheses
• Any extractions or preparatory treatment needed

This treatment is generally provided privately. Birmingham Dental Excellence provides a written, itemised plan after assessment so you can see what’s included before deciding.

Who Is Suitable?

Teeth in a Day is typically considered for adults who:

• Have missing or failing teeth across an arch
• Have sufficient healthy jawbone to support implants securely from the outset
• Are in reasonable general health, with gum disease and infection addressed first
• Would prefer to avoid a lengthy period without fixed teeth

Where bone volume is limited or there’s active infection, a staged approach or preparatory treatment may be recommended instead. That isn’t a setback — it gives the implants a more secure foundation.

Before and After Treatment

Before: attend all pre-treatment appointments, follow any dietary or medication guidance you’re given, and ask whatever you need to about aftercare beforehand.

After: stick to a soft diet initially, maintain careful oral hygiene around the implant sites, avoid smoking during healing, and attend all follow-up appointments so healing and integration can be monitored.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do you really get teeth in one day?

You receive a fixed temporary set of teeth on the day of surgery, so you don’t leave without teeth. The permanent prosthesis is fitted several months later once the implants have integrated.

How much does Teeth in a Day cost?

It depends on whether one or both arches are treated, how many implants are needed, the materials used, and any preparatory work. You’ll receive an itemised plan after assessment.

Is Teeth in a Day painful?

Implant placement is carried out under local anaesthetic. Swelling and soreness in the following days is normal and usually managed with standard pain relief.

How long do the temporary teeth stay in?

Usually several months, while the implants fuse with the jawbone, before the permanent prosthesis is fitted.

Who is not suitable for Teeth in a Day?

People with insufficient jawbone volume, active gum infection, or certain health conditions may be advised to have preparatory treatment or a staged approach instead.

What can I eat after Teeth in a Day?

A soft diet initially, gradually returning to normal foods as healing progresses and on your dentist’s advice.