by Dr. James Springer
16. August 2010 11:06
In some instances, a resin-bonded, frequently called a "Maryland Bridge," can be used to replace one or more missing teeth. Because the bridge is attached by a special procedure called bonding, it doesn't require the use of crowns or extensive tooth preparartion. Your dentist can determine whe...
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by Dr. James Springer
9. August 2010 13:46
Your appearance, dental health and the proper functioning of your mouth are all important reasons for wearing a bridge. A bridge helps maintain the natural shape of your face and may help support your lips and cheeks. The loss of a back tooth may cause your mouth to sink and yo...
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by Dr. James Springer
5. August 2010 09:12
It is very important to keep your remaining teeth healthy. Brush at least twice an day and clean between the teeth with floss or interdental cleaners. These measures help remove a sticky film of bacteria called plaque. Plaque causes gum disease and dental decay. A bridge ...
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by Dr. James Springer
27. July 2010 12:17
Bridges are a fixed structure that is commonly cemented to the natural teeth next to the space left by the missing tooth. A false tooth ( called a pontic) replaces the lost tooth. The pontic is atted to the crowns (restorations that cover a tooth). Crowns, which are cemented onto the...
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