Possible to close gap while having dental bridges? (Photo)
February 19, 2024
Asked By:cosmicdreams in Parsippany-Troy Hills, New Jersey
!About a year ago, I have gotten two 3-tooth dental bridges. However, there has been a gap that has formed in between my two dental bridges. the front teeth area of the two bridges have a tugging-like feeling, occasionally throbbing, though no pain. A dentist said it was due to not having a permanent retainer behind them, which I was not told about right after I got the dental bridges. I’m wondering if there is a way to move just the bridge part to fill the gap back + relieve the tugging feeling
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Decementation of the bridge may have several reasons such as overpreparation of teeth underneath, abnormal occlusal contacs, etc.
In general, when bridge is being cemented, old cement is removed inside the bridge and this offers a stronger recementation force
Excess cement may be harmful for...
After the extraction,sometimes there may be bone prominences and those are shaved with a surgical procedure called alveoloplasty in order to correct the bone sharpness in the relevant area and your existing complaints disappear This is not a situation that changes your facial contour.