I recently had my new bridge placed and although it is esthetic it just doesn't look natural, it just looks fake. It's too white and looks very nice but fake and doesn't match the rest of my teeth. I've had it for only 3 days and I want to ask the dentist to take it off but I'm not sure if he will agree with me. I am willing to pay again because I approved for him to cement the bridge. Is it ok to ask him to remove it ?
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It is possible to do some minor adjustments. taking away from the length is relatively simple. But romoving larger amounts of porcelain from the front of bridge is not recommended as it will remove the glaze from the lab.
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There is not much to do , it needs to be re done , porcelain is a glass that is performed at 1200 degrees , so if it cracks , nothing can be added , or placed on top , there is sometimes some air bubbles that are inside the porcelain that can cause this , but you will definately need to re do it.
