Gap between the dental bridge and gums. Any suggestions?

Hello there,I'm sorry to hear that you are unhappy with your new bridge.  It sounds like you have several issues going on here.  With time, the food traps underneath your bridge will likely cause infection and decay of the tooth structure.  I would recommend expressing your concerns with your de...

Thank you for your inquiry and time in submitting your photo. Yes, your new bridge can be removed (if needed) but it may have to be removed by sectioning it off. If your occlusion remains to be uncomfortable and/or mal-aligned, you should have it corrected. If the side opposite your bridge...

Thank you for your inquiry. To answer your question in general, yes your root canal can be done through your current crown/bridge. This is common practice but please keep in mind that if/when this is done, there is a risk that your crown/bridge may fracture in doing so. If you're having jaw...

Thank you for your inquiry. We're sorry to hear about your treatment needed, but this is not a totally uncommon for a tooth to have a root canal once treated. Any time treatment is done to a tooth, whether it be for a filling, crown or other treatment, there is a possibility of a root canal...

Teeth with large fillings are often used for bridge abutments, as long as they are in good condition. I would see an oral surgeon for a dental implant consultation before deciding, however. Dental implants are much more conservative than large bridges. If part of a large bridge ever fails, the...

Hello there,I'm sorry to hear that your bridge fractured.  Unfortunately, your missing tooth can not be permanently bonded to the abutments.  I would recommend that you schedule an appointment with your dentist to have a new bridge made. Good luck and I hope this helps. Follow me if you have m...