Or will it match? I don’t want to ruin my perfect teeth on left side just so the bridge on the right side matches my natural teeth, is it necessary to get the bridge to match perfect or will it match perfectly?
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Answer: Making sure your new bridge matches your natural teeth
The teeth may be smaller but the teeth need to be cut moreAs a result, the teeth may need root canal treatment. If you accept this cost, your doctor can make a new one for you, smaller.
If you’re unhappy with the result, then yes I’d consider redoing the zirconia bridge. You should be able to get a more natural looking result. If redone, ask the dentist to see the final bridge tried in before it’s cemented so you can make sure you are happy with the final result.
According to prosthontics scientific literature, the average age for bridge is 10 years , it could last longer or shorter it depends in many factors like acidity of the mouth, oral hygiene and recurrent decay ...etc