3-Unit Bridge Brent Cross

A dental bridge is a series of crowns used to repair one or more lost teeth in a row. Bridges are not only cosmetic but also required for normal oral functions. They are frequently used to address reoccurring issues, and many teeth are misaligned in the same location. By having some tooth stubs pulled or fashioned to hold a dental bridge, you will be restoring proper chewing function, which will maintain the rest of your teeth and ensure their longevity. Otherwise, you run the risk of causing further damage to your teeth. A dental bridge is a row of dental crowns or artificial teeth fixed in artificial gum material or stabilizing substance. Crowns can be made of any material, although they are often tooth-colored porcelain with a metal or zirconium internal framework. The fake gum is usually made of resin or a metal foundation coated with a soft, hypoallergenic substance. Contact our Customer Care Team to schedule a consultation to explore what our dental bridges can do for you! Going in this direction, you can eliminate back and neck discomfort, TMJ disorders, jaw pain, and speech limitations caused by chewing on only one side.

A Maryland bridge is a resin-bonded bridge used to replace a missing tooth. Unlike traditional dental bridges, which are anchored to the adjacent teeth using dental crowns, the maryland bridge is supported by a metal or porcelain framework bonded to the back of the adjacent teeth.During the visit to the dentist, the adjacent teeth are prepared by removing a small amount of the outer tooth structure to make room for the bridge. An impression of the teeth is then taken and sent to a dental laboratory. In your second consultation, the dentist will check the fit and make any necessary adjustments before bonding the framework to the back of the adjacent teeth using dental adhesive. The false tooth is then attached to the framework, completing the bridge. Maryland bridges offer several advantages over traditional dental bridges, including: Minimal tooth preparation. Quick and easy procedure. No need for dental crowns. Natural-looking appearance. Maryland bridges may not be recommended for patients who grind their teeth or have poor oral hygiene, as this can cause the bridge to become dislodged or damaged over time.