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| Candidates for Dental Bridge |  A dental bridge is a substitution for one or several missing teeth in a row. On the whole it is like a small denture that is enduringly set into place by affixing to the neighboring teeth.
In lots of ways a bridge is similar to a crown. On the other hand, whereas a crown will be placed on whatever tooth structure remains, the bridge usually replaces more teeth than can be supported by the underlying root structure. Bridges can with no trouble last ten years or more.
You might need a dental bridge if you have one or more missing teeth. Take to your consideration that if you have missing teeth and have good oral hygiene practices, you should talk about this procedure with your cosmetic dentist.
If rooms are left unfilled, they may affect the nearby teeth to drop out of position. In addition, rooms from missing teeth can provoke your other teeth and your gums to turn out to be far more vulnerable to tooth decompose and gum disease.
If you have a room from a missing tooth, a bridge will be custom made to fill in the space with a fake tooth. The false tooth is attached by the bridge to the two other teeth around the space - bridging them together.
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