Can a permanent bridge be made by the Cerec method?

Sending the bridge back to the lab won't change the location of the margin. If you are concerned about the way it looks, the bridge would need to be removed, the tooth needs to be prepared more and impressions for a new bridge need to be taken. I would recommend returning to your dentist to ...

I'm sorry to hear that you are unhappy with your bridge. Porcelain is highly stain resistant. Typically, any discoloration on porcelain is only on the surface and can be easily removed. I would recommend speaking with your dentist about your concerns. Good luck and I hope this helps. Follow me ...

You have multiple issues  1) sharp inner edges are easy to smooth 2) the inner edges don't meet the gum line & my tongue invariably keeps going there :  This problem will probably not get better in terms of space but reshaping may help you to adjust to it 3) inside of the bridge not smooth:  I...

The main problem with your bridge as I see it from the photos is it doesn't look like the other side of your mouth, so it appears much more bulky. The only real way to fix it is to make a different one. If you were to do that, make sure that the provisional (temporary) bridge looks and feels the...

Medicaid only covers basic dental procedures, such as fillings, extractions, dentures, and anterior root canal.  It does not cover crowns, bridges, implants, and etc.  Due to the low reimbursement fees, not many dentists will accept medicaid.  You will need to either go to a...

Thank you for your question. My honest opinion and secondary to experience, the best situation even when the bridge fails for the first time is to replace it with implants. Implants have a better prognosis than bridges, crowns and even of endodontically treated teeth. Seek the...