About the treatment
Types of Dental Bridges
- Traditional Bridge: Made of porcelain or ceramic, supported by natural teeth on either side.
- Cantilever Bridge: Supported by a single natural tooth on one side.
- Maryland Bonded Bridge: Made of porcelain or ceramic, supported by a metal framework and bonded to adjacent teeth.
- Implant-Supported Bridge: Supported by dental implants instead of natural teeth.
Why Are Dental Bridges Needed?
- To restore chewing and speaking abilities
- To maintain facial shape and appearance
- To prevent surrounding teeth from shifting
- To improve oral health and hygiene
The Bridge Process
1. Consultation: Discussing the need for a bridge and the options available.
2. Preparation: Shaping the abutment teeth to receive the bridge.
3. Impression: Taking an impression of the prepared teeth.
4. Lab creation: Creating the bridge in a dental lab.
5. Fitting: Trying on the bridge for fit and comfort.
6. Cementation: Cementing the bridge into place.
Benefits of Dental Bridge
- Restores natural appearance and function
- Improves oral health and hygiene
- Boosts confidence in your smile
- Durable and long-lasting
Care and Maintenance
- Practice good oral hygiene habits
- Avoid chewing on hard objects
- Attend regular dental check-ups
- Avoid using teeth as tools
Frequently Asked Questions
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