Schedule of Dental Treatments
It’s always important for the patient and for the dentistry to know how long the patient has to stay for a dental treatment. Here below you can find some information about the lenght of dental treatments. You should know that the following examples are only a guide, you always have to ask your dentist about the lenght of your dental treatment.
You can begin your dental treatments on any weekday except Sundays.
There are some treatments e.g. tooth extractions, root canal treatments etc. which can’t be seen in advance and so they can change or extend the treatment time.
White fillings: 1 day
1st day: arrival
2nd day: consultation, examination, dental intervention
3rd day: check-up, departure
Dental implants: 2-3 days
1st day: arrival2nd day: consultation, examination, placing an implant
3rd day: check-up, departure
Remark: Implant superstructures, crowns or bridges are set after the healing time (3-6 months) on the implant.
Crowns, bridgework: 6-7 days
takes approximately a week or a fortnight depending on the material of the bridgework and the extent of the intervention:
1st day: arrival
2nd day: consultation, examination, preparation of the teeth
3rd day: leisure time activity
4th day: try-out
5th day: leisure time activity
6th day: fitting of the ready dental restoration
7th day: check-up, departure
Prosthesis, dentures: 6-7 days
1st day: arrival2nd day: consultation, examination, preparation
3rd day: leisure time activity
4th day: trial
5th day: leisure time activity
6th day: fitting of the ready dental restoration
7th day: checkup, departure
Combined dental restorations (e.g.: the combination of crowns, bridges and partial dentures) 12-14 days:
1st day: arrival
2nd day: consultation, examination, preparation
Day 3, 4, 5: leisure time activity
6th day: trial
Day 7-10: leisure time activity
11th day: trial
12th day: fitting of the finished dental restoration
13th day: check-up, departure