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* Teeth in the day refers to your procedure when extractions are done if needed implants placed and any temporary prosthesis placed for two arches. When we say teeth in the day could take six or seven months this is based on average Wait of 3 to 4 months for implants to heal, then 6 to 8 visits to fabricate prosthesis. Time frames at different offices will vary. This is what we mean when you can either have a case done in many cases in 24 hours or months versus a long time or forever. When we say the D5 can change your life we mean if having an unattractive smile affects you or you have broken or decayed teeth causing you discomfort this is how It can change your life. It means nothing else. When we say teeth in 24 hours we mean in almost all cases. This only refers to qualified patients based on a full examination and radiographs, not all patients will qualify. When we refer to they do not have the lab it refers to teeth in a day offices that do traditional denture conversions for temporary prosthesis and send out on multiple visits to the outside lab to fabricate final prosthesis. When we say we are doing what other offices cannot do we mean the ability in many cases in 24 hours to fabricate an all digitally design custom build one piece telescoping bridge that fits over a custom milled titanium bar not giving a patient a temporary prosthesis. Please do your own research. Our research shows there are only a handful of offices to offer this in the United States. The patient and any other person responsible for payment has a right to refuse to pay, cancel, or be reimbursed for payment for any other service, examination or treatment which is performed as a result of an within 72 hours are responding to the advertisement for the free discounted fee for service examination or treatment. Payment plans are based on credit approval, not all patients will be approved. Qualified patients can have the D5 procedure done in many cases in 24 hours after a full examination and initial work up that shows the patient doesn't need preoperative additional bone graft surgery results may vary. Joel Allen David, DMD, Brock Philips, DMD, Daniel Noorthoek, DMD MS, Jason Ouellette, DDS or John Burbank, DDS License 08140