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Front bridge upper portion has come off from one side, i was using a bridge for my front teeth, it covered four teeth, now it has come off from one side can it be refixed or can an immediate implant be done?
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Yes, you can get the implant done in that area, but if you want to re-fix the bridge then that can also be done if the bridge is not damaged.
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If all the teeth under bridge are fine, bridge can be refixed. Immediate implant is possible, it depends upon the need of situation of teeth.
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Immediate implant would be the best option.
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If immediate implant is an option given after proper analysis or a CBCT scan then it would be best you opt it.
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Bridge used to be a best option, but with the advent of implants you can have good long term result.
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Yes immediate implant can be done. Implant can be placed in the socket of the extracted tooth or at the bone where tooth was previously extracted..
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Generally bridges come out when underlying tooth is severely damaged..
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Hello, If the substructure is intact and the bridge is in a good shape with a proper bite,the same bridge can be recemented.Otherwise other options are available.you need to consult a prosthodontist. Regards Dr Sumanmakam
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