Dentistry focuses on diagnosing, preventing, and treating conditions of the teeth, gums, and oral structures, supporting oral health and overall well-being.
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The clinical execution of a dental bridge at Liv Hospital is a meticulous procedure that blends microsurgical precision with artistic reconstruction. The treatment workflow is designed to minimize biological trauma to the abutment teeth while ensuring the mechanical durability and esthetic integration of the prosthesis. The process involves distinct phases: preparation, temporization, laboratory fabrication, and final cementation. Post-treatment care is equally vital, as the long-term success of dental bridges depends on maintaining periodontal health and the integrity of the luting agent. We utilize advanced ceramics and digital workflows to streamline this process, offering patients durable solutions like zirconia dental bridges and complex dental implant and bridge rehabilitations.
The initial clinical appointment focuses on preparing the foundation for the bridge.
The digital file is transmitted to the dental laboratory, where the bridge is engineered.
The final appointment involves the permanent fixation of the prosthesis.
The longevity of the bridge depends on the biological health of the abutments.
Pulpitis: If an abutment tooth develops sensitivity or pulpitis (nerve inflammation) after preparation, endodontic (root canal) therapy may be required. In most cases, this can be performed through an access opening in the bridge without removing the restoration.
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No, the removal of enamel for a traditional dental bridge is irreversible; the tooth will always require a crown or coverage thereafter.
Zirconia is extremely durable and resistant to fracture; with proper care, these bridges can last 15-20 years or more.
No, ceramic materials do not respond to whitening gels; if you wish to whiten your teeth, it should be done before the bridge is fabricated to match the lighter shade.
Initially, there may be minor changes in speech, but patients typically adapt within a few days; a bridge on front teeth often improves speech by closing gaps.
If one of the supporting teeth fails due to decay or fracture, the entire bridge usually needs to be removed, and a new treatment plan, potentially involving implants, must be devised.
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