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You might want to confirm with your dentist that your bridge is actually Zirconia, because it may not be. Staining can occur from eating too much curry, drinking vary dark juices and smoking cigarettes. However, these things will only stain over several months and years of heavy usage. So, it is almost illogical that a Zirconia crown would stain so quickly with normal use. I hope this helps. Click save under my name to see more of my answers to other questions.
Several things can contribute to the staining of your new bridge:1. Certain foods and beverages2. Improper cleaning of the bridge3. Unpolished or unglazed area of the bridge can stain rapidly. Try to improve your homecare and if needed return to your dentist.
Smoking usually causes stains like this. Coffee, tea, wine, or other dark drinks can also cause this. Using an electric toothbrush should help keep stains at bay.
Whether you are able to keep your existing bridge depends on how large the cavity is and where it is located. If you have a small cavity on the cheek or tongue side, it may be possible to do a filling if the cavity does not extend under the bridge. If the cavity is located under the bridge, t...
I would recommend seeing your dentist to have your temporary bridge adjusted. A simple adjustment will correct your speech and bite issues. Don't worry, there is no need to be tense and panicked about this. This is a simple fix and should not affect your permanent bridge. I hope this helps. Fe...
Hello there,I would recommend returning to your dentist to have your bite evaluated. It is important that your bite be even and that you aren't hitting on a particular tooth harder than the others. A bite that is off can cause jaw pain and other issues. I would recommend returning to your denti...
Flossing under a bridge is just as important as flossing your natural teeth. Teeth under the bridge can develop cavities if not cared for properly. Swollen gums can be caused by the build up of bacteria around the teeth. The presence of gum inflammation can indicated gum disease and when left un...
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