Get your new teeth in One day

At ProHEALTH Dental Implant Center, we offer everything needed for the full-mouth dental implant procedure in one location – allowing us to give you the highest quality care and your new teeth in just one day. Our “Dream Team” includes on-site Prosthodontist Bruce Valauri and Periodontist Neil Karnofsky, who have been partnering for 30+ years and have placed and restored thousands of implants. Our office features a 3-D CT scanner and other advanced technology, making our location one of the top dental facilities in the area. On the day of the surgery, the entire process is usually completed in one day, and you leave our office with fully functioning teeth. At all follow-up appointments, you’ll meet with the same Dream Team of doctors.

If you are tired of wearing your denture or if your denture is loose and ill-fitting, the All-on-4 or Teeth-in-a-Day procedure will help you get rid of your denture and provide you with permanent teeth. If you are about to lose your teeth or have many missing teeth, the full-mouth procedure is your answer.

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About the one-day procedure

After you have met with the doctor, one of our treatment coordinators will present a personalized treatment plan where you'll discuss everything, including cost. If you choose to move forward, you will schedule the dental implant procedure.

On the day of the procedure, 4 to 6 implants are surgically placed into your jaw with abutment posts. Your new teeth are then secured to the abutment posts with special prosthetic screws.

The full-mouth dental implant procedure can be completed typically in one day and done under local anesthesia – although a variety of sedation options are available.

Our doctor will either use your existing prosthesis or have new teeth created before the procedure so that you walk out that day with your new teeth. Discomfort from the process is usually minor and temporary.

Every part of procedure done in a first-class surgical center

At our office in Lake Success, you'll find state-of-the-art diagnostic technology like a cone beam imaging system (shown below) that provides precise, crystal-clear digital images while minimizing your radiation exposure. Other technology includes digital x-rays and digital impression taking.