What is a solid bridge?
A solid bridge, also sometimes called a solid part bridge, can replace one or more missing teeth. In other words, bridge gap between the teeth. A solid bridge can be an ideal alternative for patients who want to avoid dental prostheses. A person may lose one or more teeth due to physical trauma, such as an autoneh accident. Or it may suffer from tooth decay, in which case it will be necessary to pull the infected teeth. Periodontal disease or gum disease can also lead to tooth loss. Neighboring teeth can lean or drift. This can lead to damage to the basic bone structure. The exposed area will also be more susceptible to disintegration and finally for periodontal diseases. This may result in further loss of teeth. Artificial, implanted teeth can improve the person's appearance by maintaining the shape of the face. They can also improve basic functions such as chewing and speaking. Artificial teeth can be changed to resemble the color and shade of the remaining natural teeth.
there areThree types of solid bridges. With a traditional fixed bridge, pontic or a fake tooth fused into the area of the missing tooth. It is held there by two porcelain crowns on both sides of Pontic.
If the missing tooth is a front tooth, a resin bridge is usually used. The metal strips are associated with resin to the natural teeth on both sides of the Pontic. Pontic is connected to metal belts. Metal belts and resins will be hidden from sight.
The dentist may recommend the third type of fixed bridge, the bracket if the patient has natural teeth on one side of the tooth area. In this procedure, The Pontic can be anchored through a neighboring, natural tooth. The bracket bridge is also usually used for front teeth because they are less stressed during biting.
The procedures for the installation of a solid bridge are quite simple. The first appointment to the dentist will reduce the teeth that will be anchored for the pontika.Then it gives the impression that can cause a fake tooth. In the latter appointment, the dentist can enter the bridge in the patient's mouth. The patient may need additional meetings to make a fake tooth overshadowed on the shade of his natural teeth.
Proper oral hygiene is required for proper care of natural and artificial teeth. The patient should carefully brush their teeth to prevent any accumulation of rotting food particles and plaque. The repaired bridges have a typical lifetime of about ten to 15 years, provided they are about proper care.