Most adults who are struggling with multiple missing teeth, failing or broken teeth, uncomfortable dentures, or significant difficulty eating and speaking are likely to be suitable candidates. Even patients with some degree of bone loss can often be treated. The best way to find out is through a consultation, where we carry out a full oral health assessment and advanced CBCT 3D scan to understand your jaw structure in detail and confirm the right treatment approach for you. Our specialist surgical team has completed over 15,000 combined cases, if there's a way to give you your smile back, we'll find it.

The procedure is carried out under sedation, so you won't feel a thing during treatment. IV sedation keeps you relaxed and comfortable throughout your appointment. Afterwards, some mild soreness and swelling is completely normal and manageable with over-the-counter pain relief. Most patients are pleasantly surprised by how straightforward their recovery feels. Your care manager will walk you through exactly what to expect before, during and after your procedure so you're never left wondering.

The full Teeth In A Day procedure typically takes several hours, carried out in a single appointment. Your exact treatment time will depend on the complexity of your case, the number of extractions needed and your individual anatomy all of which we assess thoroughly during your consultation. The key point is that everything, from removal of failing teeth to implant placement to fitting your same-day smile, happens in one visit. You don't need to take weeks off work or juggle multiple appointments over months.

Bone loss is one of the most common concerns we hear from patients and one of the most common reasons people assume implants aren't possible for them. In many cases, it simply isn't true. Because Teeth In A Day uses a strategic placement technique with multiple implants, we're often able to work with the available bone you have without requiring extensive grafting. Your CBCT 3D scan gives us a precise, three-dimensional view of your jaw structure so we can plan the optimal placement for your individual anatomy. Where bone grafting is needed, we'll discuss this clearly with you as part of your treatment plan.

A single jaw starts from £11,995, and both jaws from £19,995. Your final cost will depend on your individual treatment needs, including the number of extractions required and whether any preparatory work is needed. Every quote is personalised following your consultation and 3D scan, so you'll always know exactly what's included with no surprises. We believe no one should have to compromise on their smile due to cost, which is why we offer 0% finance options and flexible payment plans from £250 per month.

Yes. We offer 0% finance with monthly payment plans making it possible to spread the cost of your treatment without paying interest. Our team will walk you through all available options at your consultation so you can choose the plan that works best for you.

With proper care, Teeth In A Day implants are built to last 15–20 years, and in many cases significantly longer. The titanium implants fuse permanently with your jawbone, providing a stable, long-term foundation. Your final ceramic and porcelain teeth are crafted for durability as well as aesthetics. Like natural teeth, longevity comes down to how well you look after them, good oral hygiene, regular check-ups and avoiding habits like smoking all contribute to a longer-lasting result.

Traditional implant treatment is typically spread across multiple appointments over several months. Each tooth or section is treated separately, often with temporary solutions in between, and bone grafting is frequently required as a separate procedure. Teeth In A Day condenses the entire process into a single appointment. Using a strategic multi-implant approach, we remove failing teeth, place implants and fit your same-day smile all in one visit. It's not a shortcut, it's a smarter system. Designed and refined to deliver permanent results without the prolonged disruption to your life.

Active gum disease will need to be treated before implants can be placed, as it can affect the success of the procedure and the longevity of your results. This is something we assess thoroughly as part of your consultation. If gum disease is identified, we'll discuss the appropriate preparatory treatment and how this fits into your overall plan. We'd always rather take the time to get the foundations right than rush into a procedure that isn't set up for long-term success.

Dental implant surgery is a well-established, highly successful procedure, but as with any surgical treatment, risks exist. These can include infection, implant failure, nerve sensitivity, swelling or bruising, and in rare cases, the implant not fully integrating with the bone. Our specialist surgical team mitigates these risks through precise 3D treatment planning, premium titanium implant systems and comprehensive aftercare protocols. During your consultation, we'll talk through your individual risk profile honestly and in full, so you can make an informed decision with complete confidence.