When first introduced, ceramic bridges suffered from lack of durability. CAD/CAM dental technology is sometimes used to create bridges. However, they come at a much higher cost because of the materials and lab work involved. They are therefore the preferred materials for a front tooth bridge. Porcelain, ceramic and zirconium bridges, when made well, look exactly like natural teeth. If the retainer and pontic won't be too visible when you smile, a metal tooth bridge could be a good choice. Metal alloys are usually the cheapest option, but they have the obvious disadvantage of looking nothing like natural teeth. Here's a quick look at the advantages and disadvantages of each: Metal only Tooth bridges come in a variety of materials and finishes. Replacing an unwanted removable partial denture (removable dental bridge)ĭr.Preventing the remaining teeth from moving into the space left by the missing teeth.Improving your ability to properly chew, speak, and eat.Restoring the natural shape and volume of your face.When in place, a bridge can improve your smile by: A bridge is used to replace one missing tooth or a couple of missing teeth in a row. To replace your missing teeth, and restore your smile and self-confidence, your dentist may recommend a dental bridge.
It may be more difficult to speak, chew, and eat as normal, and you may feel embarrassed about your smile because of the gaps left by missing teeth. If you have lost one or more teeth, you have likely noticed a negative effect on the function, appearance, and health of your smile. Where more than two teeth in a row are missing, an implant-supported bridge may be an option – more on those later. If you have lost one or two teeth to decay or because of an accident, a bridge can make your smile complete again. We can define a dental bridge as a type of dental prosthesis which literally bridges the gap between two teeth.
9.5 How long does it take to get used to a dental bridge?.9.3 How long does it take for a dental bridge to settle?.9.2 How long does it take to get a dental bridge?.7.4 Can a dental bridge be removed and reused?.7.3 Can a dental bridge be removed and recemented?.7.2 How long does a dental bridge last?.6.7 What should I do if I swallowed my dental bridge?.6.6.1 How to fix a loose dental bridge at home.5.3 How much does a dental bridge cost with insurance?.
5.2 How much does a 3-unit bridge cost?.5.1 How much does an implant-supported bridge cost?.
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