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Wondering if you can replace missing teeth in a single visit? Here is a clear guide to same day dental implants and who they suit.

The idea of leaving with new teeth in a day is appealing. In practice, same day dental implants usually involve placing the implant and fitting a temporary crown or bridge in one appointment. The final teeth are made after healing. It is a phased process, but you do not have to live with a visible gap or a removable denture while you wait. Not everyone is suitable for immediate load implants, so a careful assessment is essential.
Same day dental implants, also called immediate load implants or teeth in a day, are planned so that a provisional crown or bridge is fitted straight after the implant is carefully placed. You leave with teeth the same day, rather than waiting with a gap.
The teeth fitted on day one are temporary. They are shaped to protect the supporting tissues while the implant bonds with the jawbone. Once the area settles, a final crown or bridge is made and fitted. The overall treatment still runs over several months, even though the first stage is completed in one visit.
In some cases a failing tooth can be removed and an implant placed on the same day if the site is healthy and stable. This is not always possible, especially if there is infection or limited bone support.
Want to avoid a gap while an implant heals? Same day temporary teeth may help. Our team will check your suitability and explain each step clearly.
Immediate loading works best when the foundations are right. During a detailed assessment we consider:
If there is infection, significant bone loss or other concerns, a staged approach or additional treatment such as bone grafting may be recommended to improve suitability. Success with one day implants depends on careful case selection and experienced planning.
For suitable patients, same day dental implants can offer:
These benefits are balanced against the need to protect the area while it heals. You will receive clear guidance on eating, cleaning and follow-up so you know exactly how to look after your new teeth.
Dental implants have a strong record of long-term success. With immediate loading, there are a few extra points to consider:
Please contact us promptly if you notice persistent pain, unusual swelling, discharge, a bad taste, or any looseness. Early review helps us respond quickly and keep your treatment on track.
If you are not a candidate for immediate loading, there are reliable alternatives that follow a staged timeline. The goal is always a predictable, comfortable result that suits your mouth and priorities.
Not sure if one day implants are right for you? We provide a detailed assessment, clear guidance and a plan tailored to your mouth and goals.
Dental implants on the NHS are limited and may be available only in specific cases, such as trauma or certain medical conditions. They are not usually provided for cosmetic reasons. Most patients choose to have implants privately.
Private dental insurance varies by provider and policy. Some policies exclude implants, while others may contribute to parts of care. It is always best to check the details of your cover directly with your insurer.
Your first step is a detailed assessment. We will:
If same day dental implants are a good option, we explain the full plan, including the temporary phase, aftercare and the steps to your final teeth. If a staged approach or additional treatment would be safer, we set this out with clear guidance. Our team focuses on gentle care, realistic timelines and well-explained choices so you can make an informed decision.






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FAQ
Same day dental implants, also called immediate load implants, involve placing the implant and fitting a temporary crown or bridge in one appointment. The final tooth is made after healing, which usually takes a few months. You leave the first visit with a natural-looking provisional tooth.
Suitability depends on bone density, gum health, the absence of infection and a stable bite. Your general health and oral hygiene also matter. A specialist assessment with imaging is required to confirm if this approach is right for you.
There can be a slightly increased risk because the implant is used straight away. Careful case selection, precise planning and good aftercare help reduce this risk. Your clinician will explain whether immediate loading is advisable in your case.
You receive temporary teeth on the day of implant placement. Healing and final restoration typically take several months, with follow-up visits to monitor progress. The exact timeline depends on your individual healing and treatment plan.
Implants on the NHS are rare and generally limited to specific medical needs, such as trauma or certain diseases. They are not typically available for cosmetic reasons. Most people seeking same day options choose private care.
We carry out a thorough examination, take appropriate imaging and review your health history. You will receive clear advice on suitability, alternatives, timings and costs. If immediate loading is appropriate, we outline aftercare and follow-ups so you know what to expect.
Our team is always available to provide clear, honest answers about your dental care. No question is too small — we’re here to help you make confident, informed decisions about your smile.
