Smile in One Day — new implant-supported teeth

Complete mouth rehabilitation in a single visit. Implant placement and fixed teeth attachment on the same day.

What is "Smile in One Day"?

"Smile in One Day" is a popular term for an implantological procedure with immediate loading. In practice, it means that during a single visit to the clinic, the patient undergoes implant placement surgery, and then — on the same day — receives a fixed prosthetic bridge attached to them. By evening of that day, the patient goes home with new teeth.

The procedure is based on proven All-on-4 and All-on-6 protocols, in which four or six implants respectively serve as the foundation for a complete dental arch — upper, lower, or both simultaneously.

Experience matters.

Dr Paweł Sawicki has performed over 2,000 implantological procedures. As a maxillofacial surgeon, he has the expertise to manage even the most complex cases — including reconstruction using zygomatic and pterygoid implants for patients with advanced bone loss.

What does the day of surgery look like?

The entire procedure is planned in advance based on computed tomography (CBCT) and digital implant placement design. This ensures the surgery day proceeds smoothly and predictably.

The patient arrives at the clinic in the morning. The surgical procedure — implant placement — takes 1.5 to 3 hours under local anesthesia or sedation. Immediately after surgery, 3D scans are taken, based on which the laboratory prepares a temporary bridge. In the afternoon or evening, the restoration is attached to the implants. The patient leaves the clinic with a complete set of teeth.

Removable denture vs. fixed implant-supported teeth

Removable denture

Requires daily removal and cleaning. Rests on the gums, causing discomfort and eating limitations. Over time, bone resorbs and the denture loses fit. Denture adhesive becomes necessary.

Fixed implant-supported teeth

Permanently attached — cannot be removed. Fits snugly against the gum, preventing food debris from accumulating. Function like natural teeth: full chewing force, no dietary restrictions. Hygiene as with natural teeth.

Who can benefit from this method?

The "Smile in One Day" procedure is designed for patients who need complete dental arch reconstruction. This applies to both completely edentulous patients and those whose remaining teeth are candidates for extraction. This includes:

What happens after surgery?

Immediately after the procedure, patients follow a soft diet. Swelling and minor discomfort may occur during the first few days, controlled by standard pain medication. Most patients return to normal daily activities within 2–3 days.

Over the next 3–6 months, the implants undergo osseointegration — they fuse with the bone. During this period, the patient functions with a temporary bridge. After the healing process is complete, the temporary bridge is replaced with the final restoration — individually designed for aesthetics, function, and durability.

Frequently asked questions

Does this really happen in one day?

Yes — implant placement and attachment of temporary teeth occur during a single visit. The entire process from arriving at the clinic to leaving with new teeth typically takes one business day. The final restoration is delivered after the healing period (3–6 months).

Is every patient a candidate?

Qualification is based on clinical examination and CBCT CT scan analysis. Most patients with complete tooth loss or extensive dental damage can benefit from this method. For significant bone loss, Dr Sawicki uses advanced techniques (zygomatic and pterygoid implants) that expand treatment possibilities even in the most challenging cases.

Do the teeth look natural?

The prosthetic restoration is individually designed — tooth shape, color, and proportions are selected to match the patient's facial features. Modern prosthetic materials ensure a natural appearance and durability for years.

Start with a consultation

Find out if the Smile in One Day method is right for you.

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