Same Day Dentistry Charlotte, NC
For many people, time prevents them from receiving the dental care they need. Luckily, with same day dentistry, dental care is more accessible than ever. Same day dentistry uses modern technology to condense the time it takes to complete more complex dental procedures into a single day.
Same day dentistry is available at Randolph Dental Care in Charlotte and the surrounding area. With the help of computer-assisted design and an in-house manufacturing system, we can ensure that many of your more complex dental needs are met in just a single visit. Whether you are interested in teeth whitening, restorations, or tooth replacement, state-of-the-art dental technology makes it possible to restore or improve your smile on the same day you make an appointment.
Same day dentistry services are as varied as standard dental services. See if you are eligible for same day treatment. Call Randolph Dental Care at (704) 366-3622 to schedule your visit today.
Replacing Crowns and Veneers
Though designed to last between five and 15 years, crowns and veneers can and do chip, break, fall out, and fail. Breakage or failure can happen for several reasons, including biting down too hard or chewing on non-food objects. Regardless of why crowns or veneers break or fall out, the damage can cause pain, discomfort, or embarrassment until fixed.
Offices that offer same day dentistry have the equipment and know-how to fabricate prostheses in-office. This equipment negates the need for the back-and-forth between dental office and lab and, subsequently, the need for additional appointments. As a result, patients can enjoy a restored smile within hours of damaging it instead of having to live with the issue for weeks.
“Offices that offer same day dentistry have the equipment and know-how to fabricate prostheses in-office.”
Same Day Options for Replacing Missing Teeth
Tooth replacement options take weeks to months to complete, depending on which procedure a patient undergoes. For many people, it is unacceptable to have to wait months to be able to chew, smile, talk, and socialize comfortably once again. Fortunately, same day dentistry also includes Same Day implants.
Traditionally, the implant process is lengthy and requires multiple steps. However, with Same Day implants, the dentist skips the wound healing and osseointegration processes and places the implant on the same day after extracting the decayed tooth. This eliminates months of waiting and the discomfort that comes with it.
“However, with Same Day implants, the dentist skips the wound healing and osseointegration processes and places the implant on the same day after extracting the decayed tooth.”
Same Day Teeth Whitening
Many teeth whitening methods rely on one particular ingredient to be effective: time. However, certain in-office whitening procedures that use high concentrations of hydrogen peroxide in their solutions can yield visible results right away. These procedures also utilize a high-tech light source, which breaks up the molecules that cause stains and discoloration. Over-the-counter solutions and other forms of in-office whitening, on the other hand, can take weeks or months to achieve any drastic difference.
“… certain in-office whitening procedures that use high concentrations of hydrogen peroxide in their solutions can yield visible results right away.”
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Same-day Dental Bonding
Dental bonding can brighten a patient's smile. Bonding conceals chips and cracks through the use of a composite resin. Dentists can adjust the resin to match the shade of the patient's natural teeth. Many cost-conscious patients prefer bonding to other cosmetic procedures like veneers. Bonding provides protection and guards the teeth against future decay or damage.
Same-day bonding procedures can help people improve the appearance of their smile quickly and efficiently. Unlike many procedures, dental bonding does not require lab access. Instead, dentists can prepare the bonding material on site after a short patient consultation. Once applied to the tooth, the composite resin hardens right away. As a result, patients can return to their normal activities once they leave the office.
“Bonding provides protection and guards the teeth against future decay or damage.”
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Limitations of Same-Day Dentistry
Not all procedures are available through same-day dentistry. If a patient has extensive dental trouble, they may have to receive dental treatment in stages. These complex procedures may require several office visits.
Sometimes, patients must wait for their mouth to heal before progressing to the next stage in treatment. The dentist may also need time to prepare the patient's mouth. Some patients may need plaque removal or gum disease treatment. These procedures can prevent patients from receiving same-day care. Our team will help determine whether same-day dentistry is a viable option for a patient.
“Not all procedures are available through same-day dentistry.”
Frequently Asked Questions About Same Day Dentistry
Q. What is same-day dentistry?
A. Sometimes, dentists can provide treatment during a single office visit. Dentists use advanced techniques and modern technology to shorten treatment time. Same-day dentistry may help patients reduce the time spent in a dentist's chair. It can also help patients control costs and manage their budgets.
Q. Is same-day dentistry the same as emergency dentistry?
A. Same-day dentistry and emergency dentistry are not the same things. Many patients plan their same-day procedure weeks in advance. Dentists may also prepare for a same-day procedure before the patient arrives. Although these treatments are completed within a single visit, they may require some prep work. During a dental emergency, patients develop problems without warning. Emergency dentists can help solve the problem and create a treatment plan. Treatment may involve follow-up visits or multiple procedures.
Q. What procedures are available as part of same-day dentistry?
A. Dentists can sometimes fix or replace a crown during a single visit. They may also perform dental bonding, place veneers, or insert implants. Some dental practices offer same-day tooth whitening, too. Call our office to find out more about same-day procedures.
Q. What happens if I need multiple office visits?
A. Sometimes the dental team may decide that a patient does not qualify for same-day dentistry. The patient may need to visit the office several times to complete treatment. Keep in mind that the dental team puts patient safety first. Rushed procedures may put the patient's oral health at risk, so our team may perform treatment in stages to avoid complications.
Q. What type of follow-up care will I receive?
A. After a same-day procedure, the dental team may ask the patient to return for a follow-up visit. During this visit, the dentist assesses the patient's results. The dental team also asks the patient about their symptoms and comfort level. Our team ensures that patients are satisfied with their results.
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See if Same Day Dentistry Is Right for You
Advances in dental technology have drastically improved the dental patient experience by speeding up the time it takes to complete comprehensive procedures. Take advantage of these advancements and call Randolph Dental Care at 704-366-3622 to see if same day dentistry is right for you.
Helpful Related Links
- American Dental Association (ADA). Glossary of Dental Clinical Terms. 2024
- American Academy of Cosmetic Dentistry® (AACD). Home Page. 2024
- WebMD. WebMD’s Oral Care Guide. 2024
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