Dental bridge flossing resulting in bleeding, is this normal?

Yes. Base metal is non-precious which many people are allergic to. So in most cases all porcelain bridge is safer, more cosmetic and also more expensive.  

It is difficult to answer your question without seeing the situation and your jaw and tooth relationships.  Just some interesting points to consider.  We people are very adaptable to subtle changes in our body. We can often go many years adapting to a less than ideal situation by making p...

Hi From the radiograph I think I can see that Tooth number is 6 (Maxillary canine) where the bridge is taking support from has lot of caries caries with peri-apical infection. Do you have any swelling around the right side of nose ? I think you need to check with your dentist. Please...

Their is debate over this issue in the dental community... I personally believe an ill fitting bridge, removable bridge, or filling can be a precipitating event. In most cases the patients will have predisposing issues and the ill fitting bridge makes the issue worse. Remember TMJ is a catch all...

Change is inevitable including my hair recession and your gum recession. Sounds like it is time for a new bridge. The gum can be replaced with tissue and/or bone augmentation surgery or pink porcelain is a viable option. Best of luck to you.

The way that an implant attaches to the bone and the way that a natural tooth ( root) attaches to the bone is different. This means that biting forces will affect both scenarios differently. If they are attached together through the use of a dental bridge, you can compromise the health...