Fixed teeth in one day - dental implants in Gdynia

Kiss&Flow is a full-arch restoration on implants with immediate loading. On the day of surgery we place dental implants and attach a fixed temporary bridge to them. Teeth in one day therefore means a bridge screwed in permanently on the same day, not a removable denture. It is sometimes also described as a denture on implants in one day, although in practice it is a fixed bridge rather than a removable prosthesis. The final bridge is made later, after healing.

The whole process is based on digital planning. A CBCT scan, an intraoral scan and coDiagnostiX software allow us to plan the position of each implant before the procedure. Guided surgery and photogrammetry transfer this plan into the mouth with a high degree of accuracy. This makes a restoration in one day predictable and repeatable.

In the Kiss&Flow method the fixed prosthetic bridge is screwed to the dental implants and covers the entire dental arch. A fixed prosthesis on implants like this stays in the mouth permanently - the patient does not take it out, which distinguishes it from a conventional removable denture. Implants across the whole jaw provide stable support on which the bridge restoring a full set of teeth is seated.

We choose the number of implants according to the bone conditions. A full-arch bridge can be supported on four or six implants - the configuration is determined by anatomy, not a rigid template. Fitting the bridge is always preceded by a digital design, so its shape and position are planned in advance.

Immediate implant loading means attaching a fixed bridge to the implants right after the procedure, on the same day. The patient can function straight away instead of waiting several months with an empty arch while healing takes place. Immediate loading is possible thanks to precise implant positioning and an appropriate distribution of chewing forces.

An immediate bridge is fitted so that the patient is not left without teeth and does not have to use a removable denture during healing. This fixed temporary bridge restores appearance and function during osseointegration. Once the implants have fused with the bone, we replace the temporary bridge with the final one - the immediate bridge is a transitional stage, not the end of treatment.

Kiss&Flow is for people with no teeth at all or extensive tooth loss. It is also suitable for patients whose teeth are in very poor condition, for example with advanced periodontal disease, who can no longer be saved with conservative treatment. In such cases, implants across the whole jaw make it possible to restore a full set of teeth in one arch in a single procedure. The method is also an option for people wearing uncomfortable conventional removable dentures.

Many patients with significant bone loss worry that implant treatment is not available to them. Angling the implants appropriately and using the existing bone often make it possible to carry out the procedure despite the deficit. Whether Kiss&Flow is possible in a given situation is decided by Adrian Kiepuszewski after a CBCT scan.

Kiss&Flow gives you a bridge screwed to the implants, which you do not take out. A conventional removable denture rests on the gums and is taken out. Fixed support on implants means the bridge does not shift when you eat or speak.

Stable support means more confident biting and greater comfort than with a removable denture. Implants transfer chewing forces to the bone, which helps limit further bone loss - a removable denture does not have this effect.

Kiss&Flow restores chewing function. A fixed bridge seated on implants works much like natural teeth. After healing, the patient gradually returns to a full range of foods. A fixed bridge also restores a full set of teeth in terms of speech and support for the facial features. How much the patient regains depends on the starting point and is assessed individually.

The natural look of the new teeth comes from a digital smile design prepared before treatment. The patient has a say in the shape, colour and proportions of the teeth, and the design takes into account the patient's facial features and expectations. This means the result is planned, not left to chance.

We make the final bridge from durable prosthetic materials, including all-ceramic materials, using CAD/CAM technology. We choose the material of the final bridge individually - it affects both the appearance and the durability of the restoration.

The full-arch Kiss&Flow procedure is carried out by Adrian Kiepuszewski, implantologist and founder of Flow Dental Studio. He has more than 16 years' experience in advanced implantology and bone regeneration. He has trained at the Harvard School of Dental Medicine, among others, and with implant practitioners from the USA, Germany, Brazil, Italy and Portugal.

Treatment is supported by digital equipment: a NewTom Giano HR CBCT scanner, a TRIOS 5 intraoral scanner and coDiagnostiX and Exocad software. The temporary restoration is produced using Tupel photogrammetry and a SprintRay Pro 2 3D printer with OnX resin.

The cost of Kiss&Flow is set individually after a consultation and diagnostics. It depends on the number of implants, the implant system chosen, the material of the final bridge and any additional procedures. The price of teeth in one day covers the whole treatment, from the implants to the final bridge, which is why we give the price of implants for a full jaw after a CBCT scan rather than from a standard price list. An implant consultation costs 200 PLN.

Additional surgical procedures and extensive preparatory procedures, if they prove necessary, are priced separately. We tell you about these costs at the treatment planning stage.

Kiss&Flow is based on a full-arch restoration on implants. Configurations with four or six implants are variants of it, chosen according to the bone conditions. What sets it apart is Adrian Kiepuszewski's digital protocol, Tupel photogrammetry and printing the temporary bridge on the same day, not the number of implants itself.

It is a restoration of the entire dental arch on six implants with immediate loading. Six implants give the bridge wider, stable support and spread chewing forces over more points than four implants. The choice between four and six implants depends on each patient's individual situation.

Initial healing takes a few weeks, and the implant usually fuses with the bone within 3 to 6 months, depending on the case. With immediate loading we use proven protocols that shorten rehabilitation time. With proper care, implants are a long-term solution - how long they last depends on well-chosen materials, the surgical technique and regular check-ups.

As with any surgical procedure, infection, failure of the implant to fuse with the bone or healing problems are possible. We reduce the risk with full diagnostics, proven materials and aseptic protocols.