Walk in with the problem. Walk out with fixed teeth. Same-day implant treatment for patients who want their smile back without months of waiting.
Fixed teeth fitted
Implants placed
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There was a time when getting dental implants meant months of appointments, temporary dentures, and waiting between stages. For some cases, that's still the right approach. But for the right patient, with the right planning, we can do it all in a single day - place the implants, fit a beautiful set of fixed teeth, and send you home with your smile restored before bedtime.
That's what teeth in a day means: not just implants placed in a day, but functioning, fixed teeth you can smile with the same evening. It's one of the most rewarding treatments we deliver, and one of the few that genuinely changes lives within hours.






Teeth in a day is a same-day implant treatment that combines tooth removal (if needed), implant placement, and the fitting of a fixed temporary bridge in a single appointment. It's most commonly used for full arch replacement - the same approach as All-on-4 - but can also apply to smaller groups of teeth depending on the case.
The key word is "fixed." Your new teeth are screwed onto the implants, not held in by suction or adhesive. They don't come out. They don't move. You eat with them, sleep with them, and smile with them - all from the same day they're placed.
Not every patient is suitable for same-day treatment. The ideal candidates typically include:
Beyond the obvious convenience, same-day treatment offers real clinical and emotional advantages.
This is the day everything happens. Here's a realistic view of how it usually unfolds.

You'll be greeted, made comfortable, and walked through the day's plan one final time.

Local anaesthetic is administered, with IV sedation as an option for patients who'd prefer to be deeply relaxed throughout.

Any remaining teeth that need to come out are removed gently. Sockets are cleaned and prepared.

Using a digitally planned guide built from your CBCT scan, your implants are placed with millimetre precision in the optimal positions.

A break for you to relax and recover, while your fixed temporary bridge is prepared in our onsite mini dental lab.

Your fixed bridge is secured onto the implants and adjusted for a comfortable bite.

Detailed instructions, contact details, and our promise to be reachable for anything you need over the coming days.

The set of teeth you leave with on treatment day is your fixed temporary bridge - functional, beautiful and designed to look like a final result. After 3-6 months, once your implants have fully integrated with your bone, we replace it with your permanent restoration - usually built from higher-strength materials and refined to perfectly match the bite and aesthetics we've optimised during the temporary phase.
Teeth in a day is one of the most demanding treatments in modern implantology. Every successful case relies on the surgeon's ability to read each patient's anatomy, place implants with absolute precision, and execute the entire workflow seamlessly under tight time pressure.


The implants themselves are designed for the long term - with good care, decades, often a lifetime. The temporary bridge fitted on treatment day is built for around 6-12 months of use while everything heals. Your final permanent bridge, once fitted, can last 10-15 years or more before needing refurbishment or replacement, depending on materials and how heavily it's used.
Same-day implant treatment is a significant investment - one of the largest most patients will ever make in their health. We're upfront about pricing because we believe transparency is the only way to make a decision this important.
Finance through V12 makes this more accessible: 0% interest over 12 months with no deposit, longer plans up to five years at 9.9% APR, and staged treatment and payments for more complex cases. We'll go through every option with you.
The first few weeks are the most important. We'll go through everything in detail at discharge, but here's the broad picture.

Around one patient a month travels from a significant distance for treatment with Dr Bhavnish Waghela. We've built our process around this. Remote video consultations, Loom video updates between visits, and a treatment coordinator who personally manages every step. Whether you're based in Wigston, Oadby, Knighton, Stoneygate, Great Glen, Kibworth, Market Harborough, Hinckley or considerably further afield, we'll make the journey worthwhile.

No. Same-day treatment requires good general health, adequate bone (or the right anatomy for angled placement), and a commitment to the recovery and aftercare process. For some patients, a staged approach over a few months gives a better long-term result. We'll be completely honest at your consultation about which approach suits your case best.
Local anaesthetic means you won't feel pain during treatment itself. Some discomfort, swelling and bruising in the days afterwards is normal - and easily managed with prescribed painkillers. Most patients say the procedure was significantly easier than they'd feared, and that the discomfort was nothing compared to years of dealing with bad teeth or dentures.
Yes. Your temporary bridge is designed for excellent appearance from day one. Your final bridge takes this further, refined to match your facial features, lip line and personality. Most patients tell us they end up with a smile that looks better than their natural teeth ever did.
You'll start with soft food for 2 weeks while the implants begin integrating with your bone. After that, you'll gradually return to normal eating - though we'd typically suggest avoiding very hard or chewy foods (like raw carrots or tough steak) until your final bridge is fitted.
Yes - this is exactly the kind of treatment IV sedation is well suited to. Many patients find it makes a long, complex appointment feel like it passed in minutes. Dr Bhavnish Waghela personally provides the sedation, with full monitoring throughout.
You'll have our direct contact number for anything that doesn't feel right. We'd much rather hear from you about something small than have you worry overnight. Follow-up appointments are scheduled at the right intervals to catch anything early.
Possibly - it depends on your overall dental health. If you have any other issues that could affect the long-term success of your implants (gum disease, infection, structural problems), we'll usually address those first. Your consultation and assessment will make this clear.
No. Same-day treatment requires good general health, adequate bone (or the right anatomy for angled placement), and a commitment to the recovery and aftercare process. For some patients, a staged approach over a few months gives a better long-term result. We'll be completely honest at your consultation about which approach suits your case best.
Local anaesthetic means you won't feel pain during treatment itself. Some discomfort, swelling and bruising in the days afterwards is normal - and easily managed with prescribed painkillers. Most patients say the procedure was significantly easier than they'd feared, and that the discomfort was nothing compared to years of dealing with bad teeth or dentures.
Yes. Your temporary bridge is designed for excellent appearance from day one. Your final bridge takes this further, refined to match your facial features, lip line and personality. Most patients tell us they end up with a smile that looks better than their natural teeth ever did.
You'll start with soft food for 2 weeks while the implants begin integrating with your bone. After that, you'll gradually return to normal eating - though we'd typically suggest avoiding very hard or chewy foods (like raw carrots or tough steak) until your final bridge is fitted.
Yes - this is exactly the kind of treatment IV sedation is well suited to. Many patients find it makes a long, complex appointment feel like it passed in minutes. Dr Bhavnish Waghela personally provides the sedation, with full monitoring throughout.
You'll have our direct contact number for anything that doesn't feel right. We'd much rather hear from you about something small than have you worry overnight. Follow-up appointments are scheduled at the right intervals to catch anything early.
Possibly - it depends on your overall dental health. If you have any other issues that could affect the long-term success of your implants (gum disease, infection, structural problems), we'll usually address those first. Your consultation and assessment will make this clear.