If you’ve been told that permanent teeth in 24 hours is unsafe, or that it “rushes” healing, you were probably told that by someone who can’t do it.
In traditional dentistry, speed can be dangerous — because the system is fragmented, outsourced, and built around temporary solutions.
So the warning gets repeated, not because it’s true — but because it protects an outdated process.
Permanent teeth in 24 hours doesn’t rush healing.
It removes the most unstable phase of treatment — the temporary phase — where many complications begin.
Why “24 Hours” Sounds Risky (But Isn’t)
It’s extremely rare to find a provider who is offering permanent teeth in 24 hours. It’s almost unheard of. Because of this, some people wonder if the shorter timeline is only possible by taking shortcuts.
In dentistry, that question usually comes from experience with traditional “teeth-in-a-day®” procedures, where the timeline sounds quick—but the reality is very different.
What most patients aren’t told is that “teeth in a day®” refers only to when teeth are attached—not whether those teeth are final.
It usually looks like this:
- Dental implants are placed
- Temporary acrylic teeth are attached the same day (thus “teeth in a day®”)
- Patients wear these temporary teeth potentially up to 10+ months
- Permanent teeth come much later, after healing
So when patients hear that Nuvia delivers permanent teeth in 24 hours, it can sound like something must be missing.
But the truth is, years of research and millions of dollars in funding have made this possible. It takes a dedicated, expert and coordinated team with the right resources to make it happen. This is why you won’t find permanent teeth in 24 hours at just any dental clinic.
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The first step to getting permanent teeth in 24 hours is to see if you may be a candidate with the 60-second quiz.
Planning Is the Opposite of Rushing
Permanent teeth in 24 hours only works because the process is planned in advance, not improvised on surgery day.
At Nuvia:
- Advanced imaging and digital planning happen before surgery
- The surgical and restorative teams coordinate ahead of time
- The in-house lab works directly with the clinical team under one roof
This means that patients are able to heal with their permanent set of teeth right away rather than waiting for months on end to finally get the teeth they thought they would when they heard about “Teeth in a day®”.
This matters because temporary teeth can introduce movement and stress during healing, which can actually increase complication risk. Healing with the final teeth in proper position helps everything settle the way it’s intended to.
As one surgeon explains, this isn’t about cutting steps—it’s about using updated technology and advanced surgical skills to deliver the same outcome more efficiently.
Healing Isn’t Being Rushed — The Body Sets the Pace
A helpful comparison is a broken bone.
No procedure can speed up your body’s natural healing process—and Nuvia doesn’t try to.
What can be controlled is how things are positioned while healing happens.
Just like setting a bone correctly so it heals properly, placing the final teeth from the beginning allows the implants, bone, and bite to heal together in the right alignment.
Does Quality Suffer With a Short Timeline?
No—and in some ways, quality may be improved from day one.
Patients aren’t wearing a temporary set of fake teeth made of weaker materials while waiting months for an upgrade. Instead, they begin healing immediately with:
- High-strength zirconia teeth
- Final bite positioning
- Final aesthetics
That continuity spares patients from needing to repeat steps, revisit decisions, and relive parts of treatment that are already behind them.
What About Safety?
Safety is where coordination matters most.
In many implant procedures, risk can come from overlap — one provider juggling surgery, anesthesia, and restorative decisions at the same time.
Permanent teeth in 24 hours at Nuvia reduces that risk by separating responsibilities across experts who each focus on a single critical function, while communicating in real time under one roof.
At Nuvia:
- Oral and maxillofacial surgeons focus solely on surgery
- Restorative doctors focus on bite, function, and esthetics
- In-house CRNAs manage anesthesia and patient monitoring
- In-house lab teams focus exclusively on creating your new arches
Having a dedicated CRNA managing anesthesia adds a critical layer of safety. While your oral surgeon focuses entirely on placing dental implants, a highly trained professional is continuously monitoring your comfort, breathing, and vital signs—nothing else.
Because everyone is in-house and communicating in real time, the process can actually be less fragmented and less risky than systems that rely on multiple outside providers.
What Do the Outcomes Show?
Across the industry, full-arch dental implant procedures often report failure rates in the 2–5% range.
At Nuvia, it’s under 1% with a success rate of {{success_rate}}.
These results aren’t achieved by rushing—they’re achieved by expertise and the tried and true process of permanent teeth in 24 hours.
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Does a Short Timeline Mean Higher Cost?
Let’s make one thing clear: the timeline itself doesn’t come with a higher cost.
Costs tend to climb when treatment is stretched out—temporary teeth first, permanent teeth later, extra lab work, repeat anesthesia during re-do procedures, and repairs/fixes along the way. That’s when fees may become unpredictable.
When everything is handled in one coordinated plan, there’s no temporary phase to pay for, no later “upgrade,” and no redoing parts of treatment months down the road. The result is often fewer moving parts and fewer surprises. And at Nuvia, there are no surprises. Before you even begin treatment, you’ll know exactly what your investment will be. No add on fees, no hidden costs.
Waiting doesn’t usually make treatment cheaper. It just spreads it out… and adds opportunities for more costs to creep in.
Permanent teeth in 24 hours isn’t about rushing. It’s about doing the work up front—planning carefully, using the right technology, and coordinating the right experts—so patients don’t get stuck in months of temporary phases and repeat procedures.
If you’ve been told you need to wait months before reaching the finish line, it’s worth finding out why and getting a second opinion—especially when a proven, safe option exists that lets you heal with your final smile from day one.
The next step is simple:
Find out if permanent teeth in 24 hours is an option before committing to months of temporary treatment. Take the 60-second quiz to see if you may be eligible.
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