With Teeth In A Day, a fixed bridge is loaded and screwed immediately after the implant placement. The stability is given by choosing a tapered-screw dental implant with modified grooves, an osteoconductive surface, and sufficient length (on a minimum range of 10 to 13 mm). The main requirement for immediate-loading success is initial stability. That is why the ‘teeth in a day are not for everybody. Usually, the implants placed in your maxilla or jawbone should be well-anchored in your jawbone and able to withstand a tightening torque of 35 Ncm without further rotation to load. It is convenient to wait a few months before loading any dental prosthesis. The ‘teeth in a day may shorten the treatment time, but it does not guarantee that it will be equally successful compared to waiting six months until the osseointegration takes place. The bone needs to adapt and bond to the implant, and the chances of success are higher when you wait until the implant has osseointegrated. Immediate loading of implant overdentures decreases the length of treatment but increases the chance of dental implant failure.