Treating the two front teeth is always one the the most challenging areas in the mouth due to demanding aesthetic concerns. A traditional bridge or a resin bonded bridge is often indicated in this region especially if our patient is under 17 years old. This is because the skull of a young... more
How long will the dental implant bridge last?
When I was 14, I had a bike accident and knocked out my two front teeth, and chipped a tooth next to one of my front teeth. I had to get two false teeth and they were built into a bridge and and fastened onto the teeth, next to my front teeth that remained. I believe they were veneers. How long will this last?
4 answers to “How long will the dental implant...”
A: Implant bridge vs tooth supported bridge
If your current bridge is working for you and you are happy with it, it could last a very long time. If any of the supporting teeth get decay, then it may need to be replaced. Having said that, with proper care, decay may never set in and it could last indefinately. As time goes on, changes... more
A: How Long Will My Bridge Last?
What you are describing is a traditional bridge. When cared for properly, traditional bridges may last 10, 20, even 30 years. If you are happy with the aesthetics, you may be able to keep it for a long time.
A: Well-designed fixed bridges could last quite a while if cleaned properly
This is a very challenging question, as I cannot review x-rays. Thus, I cannot comment on the long term prognosis. Due to the accident, the bone in between your teeth was most likely weakened, therefore weakening the teeth which are now supporting the existing bridge. In the event of two implants in the space... more
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