On Las Vegas Now, Dr. Jordan Heimer from Nuvia Dental Implant Center sat down to explain how Nuvia is changing the game with permanent teeth in just 24 hours—eliminating the long wait and uncertainty that come with traditional dental implants.
Dr. Heimer broke down the two common approaches that dental implant providers traditionally use for full-mouth implants:
Removable Dentures During Healing – Some patients are left wearing traditional dentures for months after surgery, struggling with slipping, discomfort, and the fear of their teeth falling out.
Temporary Acrylic Teeth – Providers who offer “Teeth-in-a-Day” place a set of flexible, temporary teeth that can be prone to breaking or needing constant adjustments. Patients wear these bulky teeth for months before getting their permanent teeth.
Either way, patients are left waiting—and potentially worrying—for months before they can even begin the process of receiving and adjusting to their final set of teeth.
At Nuvia Dental Implant Center, patients don’t have to deal with temporary solutions. Instead of waiting months for permanent teeth, Nuvia delivers a final zirconia set of teeth just 24 hours after the procedure.
Unlike temporary, acrylic teeth, these zirconia teeth are durable, natural looking, and are designed to last a lifetime with proper care.
Dr. Heimer emphasized that this approach eliminates the common anxieties that come with traditional methods—patients don’t have to worry about their teeth breaking or falling out in social settings. Instead, they can get back to living their lives without the stress of temporary teeth.
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The host of Las Vegas Now highlighted another difference between the patient experience at Nuvia versus other providers.
While it isn’t uncommon for a single dentist to handle every step of the dental implant process, Nuvia’s uses a team approach to prioritize patient safety and to contribute to a comfortable experience with high-quality results.
Each patient at Nuvia is cared for by:
A CRNA (Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist) – They monitor anesthesia and keep patients comfortable during the procedure. This way, the surgeon performing the procedure can totally focus on their task and not be multitasking between anesthesia and the surgery.
An Oral Surgeon – They precisely and strategically place the dental implants to create a long-lasting foundation for a new smile.
A Restorative Doctor – They design a custom set of beautiful teeth that will be delivered 24 hours after the procedure.
Dr. Heimer explained that when one provider tries to handle everything—from sedation to surgery to restoration—it’s overwhelming and can affect the quality of care. By dividing these responsibilities among professionals in their fields, patients are kept safe and given the attentive care they deserve.
If you’ve been putting off dental implants because of the long process, fear of pain, or worries about temporary teeth, Nuvia is proving there’s a new approach to dental implants.
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Which is a better environment for your implants to heal—a flexible “healing” denture that can break, or Nuvia’s permanent teeth that can withstand up to 520+ pounds of force*? We place your permanent teeth the day after surgery so your implants get the stable support they need while your body naturally heals.
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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