Computer Guided Dental Implant Surgery

Also Called " Teeth In An Hour™"

Teeth In An Hour™ is cutting edge technology for the replacement of missing teeth.

The Procedure:
Digital upright non-claustrophobic CAT SCAN produces computer data used to create virtual surgery. CADCAM technology and robotics then create esthetic, functional teeth. Rapid prototyping laser processing instantly builds a highly precise guide for the surgical delivery of the implant anchors. The surgical procedure requires no incision, no sutures and little post-operative swelling or discomfort. The patient leaves with a highly esthetic smile, usually in less than one hour.

Credentials:
Prosthodontics Intermedica was instrumental in advancing the Teeth In An Hour; protocol and remains in the forefront of immediate loading implant development and bio-medical engineering. PI team members are committed to aggressive research, education, and superior clinical solutions using Teeth In An Hour™. Our facility employs the most precise scanning and the most sophisticated and sterile implant technology available in North America.

Candidacy:
Almost everyone is a candidate. Guided surgery can be used to replace any missing teeth or to replace full dentures with a fixed dentition.

Teeth In An Hour
Newsletters

Fall 2006, Vol. 19, No. 1

Fall 2004, Vol. 17, No 2

Journal Articles

Immediate Implant Loading:
A New Protocol for Esthetic
Restorations

News Releases

Montgomery Hospital Shares
Teeth In An Hour Success

Local Doctors to Demonstrate
Innovative Procedures to Harvard
Graduate Doctors

Health Check Reports

A Global Viewpoint

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PATIENT COMMENT:
Thanks so much, and be sure to let everyone know that all together it was a positive experience. You were your usual super self. Dr. B. was great, as was Dr.Z. The staff couldn't have been nicer, friendlier, or more considerate. I am most grateful. Everyone treated me as a person, not a procedure. I would most certainly recommend it to anyone.
Thanks, Aunt Carolann