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Hi:You can definitely have an extraction and a temporary bridge on the same day. You have to make sure all is coordianted in advance with your dentist. Lab processed temporary bridges can last up to 6 months.Best,Dr. Maddahi
Hi Maria,Yes, extraction and temporary bridge can be done in one day provided the abutment teeth are sound and if your dentist feels comfortable about it. I typically bone graft the socket, suture and then place the temporary bridge until the area heals in a few weeks for final impression. Alternatively you can also wear a removable flipper until the area is healed.
Seems the problem you are describing is related to a back tooth rather than a front one. Maryland bridges are somewhat outdated, but originally were designed to be used in front teeth areas. If the back / chewing teeth are to be replaced the option of a Maryland bridge may not work due to the...
The bad taste coming from the area of restoration is always an indication of a local accumulation of food/bacteria. I would say get a second opinion and have another dentist examining the restorations you have.
Hi, thanks for sending your question. I am sorry but your xray is not of diagnostic quality. I highly recommend to you seek a second opinion with another provider who can perform a comprehensive examination of the area and the xrays and give you his diagnosis. All the best.
