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Destructive possibility of dental bridge🦷 #dental #dentaltips
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The video compares two options for replacing a missing tooth: dental implant and dental bridge.
The implant option involves placing an implant fixture followed by a post and core and a crown, while the bridge option involves cutting down adjacent teeth and cementing a bridge on top of them.
At the early stages of post-treatment, both options can have similar cosmetic results, but with the passage of time, there may be bone atrophy in the area of the missing tooth, which often leads to recession around the adjacent teeth.
Cavities may start to form around and under the crowns, which are difficult to diagnose and can cause root canal problems as well as pathology at the tip of the root.
The video highlights the advantage of not encroaching on the adjacent teeth and the disadvantages of infections, bone destruction, and the need to cut down more teeth if the bridge option is chosen.
Comparing the two results now clearly shows the destructive possibility of the bridge. With time, since the number of teeth to support has doubled, there is now even more of a chance to have the same consequences happen to the next tooth. The bridge will once again have to be removed and more teeth prepared to hold the now six unit bridge. Comparing the two options, we can see that the implant replacement of a tooth is less traumatic and less expensive in the long term.
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The implant option involves placing an implant fixture followed by a post and core and a crown, while the bridge option involves cutting down adjacent teeth and cementing a bridge on top of them.
At the early stages of post-treatment, both options can have similar cosmetic results, but with the passage of time, there may be bone atrophy in the area of the missing tooth, which often leads to recession around the adjacent teeth.
Cavities may start to form around and under the crowns, which are difficult to diagnose and can cause root canal problems as well as pathology at the tip of the root.
The video highlights the advantage of not encroaching on the adjacent teeth and the disadvantages of infections, bone destruction, and the need to cut down more teeth if the bridge option is chosen.
Comparing the two results now clearly shows the destructive possibility of the bridge. With time, since the number of teeth to support has doubled, there is now even more of a chance to have the same consequences happen to the next tooth. The bridge will once again have to be removed and more teeth prepared to hold the now six unit bridge. Comparing the two options, we can see that the implant replacement of a tooth is less traumatic and less expensive in the long term.
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