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Types of Dental Implants

What Are Dental Implants and how do they work? What are the different types of dental implants? Answers to these questions and more - particularly how you can get a brand new smile with dental implants in 24 hours from Nuvia Dental Implant Center.

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*Actual NUVIA patient(s) who may have been compensated for sharing their story. Not all those who come in for a consultation are eligible for this treatment. Results may vary in individual cases.

*Actual NUVIA patient(s) who may have been compensated for sharing their story. Not all those who come in for a consultation are eligible for this treatment. Results may vary in individual cases.

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WHAT ARE DENTAL IMPLANTS?

While there are a few different types of dental implants, the basic idea is the same; Dental implants are the industry standard for replacing missing or failing teeth.

They work by using pretend tooth roots (the dental Implant) that a dentist or oral surgeon carefully places into your jaw. This is what the new teeth are attached to and what holds them in place.

Once the Dental Implants are in, fake teeth are securely attached on top that look and feel like your natural teeth.

Those who have had missing or failing teeth share how this is a significant confidence booster for them that helps them to be more comfortable when smiling, talking and eating.

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Types of Dental Implants

For more technical information on the types of dental implants, visit our blog. The following are the types of dental implant experiences you could have.

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Permanent Teeth in 24 Hours

When you’re dealing with missing or failing teeth, a solution can’t come soon enough. At Nuvia, you can get permanent teeth in 24 hours thanks to our proprietary process.

These permanent teeth are ready to be used on a soft-food diet. At Nuvia, you won’t have to worry about a liquid-only diet.

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Traditional Full Mouth Dental Implants

Full mouth dental implants are a great option for those missing 5 or more teeth. They work to restore function, looks, and allow patients to live life on their terms, 

They are also great for patients that have enough natural, healthy bone to support them. In case patients don’t have enough bone, zygomatic dental implants can be done to restore the upper teeth.

Traditional methods of placing dental implants can take up to 10+ months after the implant is placed before patients are given their permanent set of fake teeth. 

During this delay, patients are typically given temporary, acrylic teeth that can be prone to breaking or cracking. Luckily, you don’t have to experience this with permanent teeth in 24 hours from Nuvia.

Zygomatic Dental Implants

Zygomatic dental implants are the solution for those with moderate to severe bone loss in their jaw.

Essentially, a zygomatic dental implant is one that is stabilized using the cheekbone, rather than the jawbone. For more on zygomatic dental implants, check out this page.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Types of Dental Implants

Can you get dentures that stay in permanently?

Can immediate dentures be permanent?

Are permanent dentures thinner than temporary dentures?

What are the disadvantages of zygomatic implants?

How long do zygomatic implants last?

How painful are zygomatic implants?

What is the success rate of zygomatic implants?

Do Zirconia Teeth Look Good?

How long do zirconia teeth last?

Are zirconia teeth expensive?

Does zirconia feel like real teeth?

What are the 3 types of dental implants?

Which type of dental implants are best?

What is the healthiest dental implant?

What is the downside of all on four dental implants?

How many teeth are on All-on-4®?

How long do all on four implants last?

Who is not a candidate for all on 4 dental implants?

Are full mouth dental implants a good idea?

How painful are full mouth dental implants?

How long does it take to recover from full mouth dental implants?

How many implants are needed for full mouth?

Types of Dental Implants Cost

Not all dental implants are the same—and the type of implant you need is one of the biggest factors in your total cost.

For example, replacing each tooth individually is typically the most expensive option, while full-arch solutions like All-on-4® or All-on-X are often more cost-efficient because they use fewer implants to support a full set of teeth.

Patients with significant bone loss may require advanced solutions like zygomatic implants, which may increase pricing but may also eliminate the need for bone grafting procedures.

Each approach comes with different benefits, limitations, and price ranges—so understanding your options is key to making the right decision.

For a full breakdown of the types of dental implants and their costs, visit our detailed guide here.

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What are the 3 types of dental implants?

There are many different types of dental implants; those made from different materials, single vs full mouth dental implants, or even traditional implants vs permanent teeth in 24 hours.

Dental implants are also categorized based on placement. Endosteal implants are placed directly into the jawbone; subperiosteal implants are positioned on top of the jawbone but beneath the gum tissue; and zygomatic implants are anchored in the cheekbone.

Which type of dental implants are best?

Determining the "best" type of dental implant depends on individual circumstances and needs. Endosteal implants are one of the most common placement types of dental implants; however, patients with little bone density would really benefit from zygomatic dental implants.

Additionally, the type of dental implant that will be ideal for a patient is also based on what their goals are. If they’re looking to improve their oral health and ability to eat/chew quickly, permanent teeth in 24 hours can do just that. 

What is the healthiest dental implant?

The healthiest dental implant is going to be the one that is recommended by your dental provider who will assess your jaw health.

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This guide is designed to walk you step by step through the dental implant process and each dental implant type with their associated costs.

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The NUVIA Difference

Why Wait Up To 10 Months Or More For Full Mouth Dental Implants?

The traditional dental implant process can be outdated, inconvenient and long. Nuvia’s 24hr permanent teeth process is safe, convenient and fast.

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Nuvia's 24HR Permanent Teeth
Traditional dental implants

Permanent Teeth Delivered in 24hrs

Up to 10+ months wait for permanent teeth

Eat Soft Foods* Immediately

May be on liquid diet for up to 6 weeks, then soft foods for up to 8+ months

Only 1 Appointment to Get Permanent Teeth

Up to 9+ visits required

Zirconia* Material

Delivered in 24hrs

Varies; delivered up to 10+ months after surgery

Titanium Framework

Flexibility of acrylic denture can be prone to break, may disrupt healing

Digitally Mapped for Precise Fit

Multiple, manual wax mold adjustments. Dependent on skill of provider

Slim Design for a Natural Feel

Temporary denture can be bulky and feel less natural

Teeth Created By In-House Lab

Saves you time and cost

Back and forth with 3rd party labs can cause delays & added expense

Comfortably Asleep During Procedure

Sedation included at no extra cost

Varies; may not be offered or can be an extra fee

Team of Surgeons, CRNA’s & Restorative Doctors for Every Procedure

Included at no extra cost

Varies; single dentist may handle multiple roles

Nuvia's 24HR Permanent Teeth
Traditional "TEETH IN A DAY"

Permanent Teeth Delivered in 24hrs

Up to 10+ months wait for permanent teeth

Eat Soft Foods* Immediately

May be on liquid diet for up to 6 weeks, then soft foods for up to 8+ months

Only 1 Appointment to Get Permanent Teeth

Up to 9+ visits required

Zirconia* Material

Delivered in 24hrs

Varies; delivered up to 10+ months after surgery

Digitally Mapped for Precise Fit the First Time

Multiple, manual wax mold adjustments. Dependent on skill of provider

Slim Design for a More Natural Feel

Temporary denture can be bulky and feel less natural

Teeth Created By In-House Lab

Saves you time and cost

Back and forth with 3rd party labs can cause delays & added expense

Comfortably Asleep During Procedure

Sedation included at no extra cost

Varies; may not be offered or can be an extra fee

Team of Surgeons, CRNA’s & Restorative Doctors for Every Procedure

Included at no extra cost

Varies; single dentist may handle multiple roles

*Not all those who come in for a consultation are eligible for this treatment. Results may vary in individual cases.

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