How long does all on x recovery take?

For oral surgeons and prosthodontists coordinating the prosthetic handoff, the recovery timeline breaks into two distinct phases. The surgical phase covers the first 2-4 weeks: soft tissue closure, patient adaptation to the immediate-load provisional, and early integration monitoring. The lab's role during this window is provisional quality. A poorly fitting provisional stresses the implants during the most critical integration period. Dani Dental delivers All-on-X provisionals with a turnaround commitment designed to keep your surgical schedule on track, not stall it.

The restorative phase begins once your CBCT confirms adequate osseointegration, typically at the 3-5 month mark. This is when final scans come to the lab, digital design begins, and the definitive monolithic zirconia arch is fabricated. The digital workflow matters here: intraoral scan or model scan, CAD verification, and clinical approval before milling. Cases that skip verification steps at this stage generate remakes. Remakes add 2-4 weeks to a timeline that already runs months.

For DSOs coordinating All-on-X across multiple locations, standardizing the lab handoff protocol is what keeps per-case timelines predictable. A consistent scan-to-delivery SLA removes the variable that most commonly derails multi-site implant programs. Ask your lab what the documented turnaround is from final scan to delivery. If the answer is vague, that is your answer.