All-on-X /
Teeth in a Day Modesto, CA
All-on-X / Teeth in a Day is an advanced dental implant solution designed to restore a full smile with fewer implants in as little as one visit. This innovative treatment provides patients with secure, natural-looking teeth that improve comfort, confidence, and daily function. With All-on-X implants, you can enjoy a stable smile and renewed quality of life without the inconvenience of traditional dentures.
All-on-X / Teeth in a Day treatment is available at Modesto Dentistry and Implants in Modesto and the surrounding area. Call (209) 501-2000 today to schedule your consultation.
A Brand-New Smile — In a Single Appointment
All-on-X dental implants — also referred to as Teeth in a Day — are one of the most transformative procedures in modern dentistry. Using just four to six strategically placed implants, Dr. Sukhjit Gill can replace an entire arch of missing or failing teeth and attach a fixed, non-removable set of teeth on the same day as surgery.
For patients who have been living with painful teeth, ill-fitting dentures, or the embarrassment of a deteriorating smile, All-on-X offers a life-changing solution — often in a single visit.
How Does All-on-X Work?
The "X" in All-on-X refers to the number of implants used to support a full arch of teeth — typically four to six per arch, depending on your anatomy and bone structure. Unlike traditional implant methods that may require one implant per tooth, All-on-X uses angulated implant placement to maximize contact with available bone. This technique often eliminates the need for bone grafting, even in patients who have experienced significant bone loss.
The All-on-X Process
- Comprehensive Evaluation: Dr. Gill begins with a detailed exam that includes 3D CBCT scans, digital impressions, and a full review of your oral and medical history. This information is used to create a precise, computer-guided surgical plan.
- Digital Smile Design: Before surgery, your new smile is designed digitally so you can preview the shape, size, and alignment of your teeth. This ensures the final result matches your facial proportions and personal preferences.
- Implant Placement: On the day of surgery, any remaining failing teeth are removed, the implants are placed using 3D-guided protocols, and a temporary fixed prosthesis is attached — all in a single appointment. Patients with dental anxiety can be treated comfortably with IV or oral conscious sedation.
- Healing Period: Over the next three to six months, the implants fuse with the jawbone through osseointegration. During this time, you wear your temporary fixed teeth and can eat, speak, and smile normally.
- Final Restoration: Once healing is complete, your permanent prosthesis — typically a high-strength zirconia arch custom-designed for aesthetics and durability — is placed. This is your final smile.
“The goal of All-on-X / Teeth in a Day treatment is to provide patients with a fully restored, secure, and natural-looking smile in as little as one appointment.”
Final Restoration: Once healing is complete, your permanent prosthesis — typically a high-strength zirconia arch custom-designed for aesthetics and durability — is placed. This is your final smile.
- Walk in with failing teeth — walk out with a new smile the same day
- Only 4–6 implants per arch instead of 8–10, reducing cost and recovery
- Angulated placement often avoids the need for bone grafting
- Fixed, non-removable teeth that look and feel natural
- Preserves jawbone and prevents facial collapse
- Full chewing function restored — eat steak, apples, corn on the cob
- Eliminates denture adhesives, slipping, and sore spots
- Designed to last 20 years or more with proper care
“All-on-X / Teeth in a Day is a safe and highly effective full-mouth restoration solution, providing patients with stable, natural-looking teeth and renewed confidence in as little as one day.”
IV and oral sedation available for a comfortable, anxiety-free experience
All-on-X may be ideal if:
- You have a full arch of missing or failing teeth
- You are tired of dealing with uncomfortable or loose dentures
- You have been told you lack bone for traditional implants (angulated placement may be an option)
- You want a same-day solution rather than months of treatment
- You are looking for a permanent, long-term tooth replacement
The best way to find out is with a personalized consultation. Dr. Gill will review your unique situation and explain all of your options clearly — no pressure, no rush.
Schedule Your Free Consultation: Call (209) 292-2986 or Book Online
“Although All-on-X / Teeth in a Day is an effective solution for extensive tooth loss, maintaining healthy natural teeth whenever possible is always the ideal approach for long-term oral health.”
Frequently Asked Questions
Q. What is the All-on-X dental implant procedure?
A. All-on-X is a full-arch tooth replacement solution that uses as few as four to six dental implants to support a complete set of fixed teeth. Unlike traditional dentures, the new teeth are permanently anchored to the implants, giving patients a stable, natural-looking smile. The procedure is often called "Teeth in a Day" because patients typically leave the office with a functional set of temporary teeth on the same day as their implant surgery.
Q. Am I a good candidate for All-on-X implants?
A. Most adults who are missing all or most of their teeth in one or both arches are candidates for All-on-X. Patients who wear loose dentures, have failing teeth, or suffer from advanced gum disease often benefit the most. Good overall health and adequate jawbone density help support successful results, though All-on-X often works for patients who were told they didn't have enough bone for traditional implants. A consultation and 3D scan are the best way to confirm candidacy.
Q. How long does the All-on-X procedure take?
A. The surgical placement of the implants and the attachment of the temporary teeth usually takes one appointment, often completed in a single day. Most patients are in the office for a few hours. The permanent set of teeth is placed after the implants have fully fused with the jawbone, which typically takes three to six months. Throughout the healing period, patients wear their temporary teeth and can eat, speak, and smile normally.
Q. Is the All-on-X procedure painful?
A. The procedure itself is performed under local anesthesia, sedation, or both, so patients do not feel pain during surgery. Mild soreness, swelling, and bruising are common in the days following treatment and can be managed with prescribed or over-the-counter pain medication. Most patients report that recovery is much easier than they expected and that any discomfort fades within a week.
Q. How much do All-on-X dental implants cost?
A. The cost of All-on-X varies for each patient based on the number of implants needed, materials used for the final teeth, whether extractions or bone grafting are required, and the type of sedation. Because every case is unique, a personalized treatment plan and quote are provided during the consultation. Many practices offer financing options to make treatment more affordable.
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- American Dental Association (ADA). Glossary of Dental Clinical Terms. 2025
- American Academy of Cosmetic Dentistry® (AACD). Home Page. 2025
- WebMD. WebMD’s Oral Care Guide. 2025
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