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What Is Dental Bridge? It Is Possible To Bridge A Tooth Without Extraction? After Bridging Can I Use It Like Normal Tooth?(Biting Carrots ,Eating Corn Con Etc).
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A bridge is multiple artificial teeth connected to each other
We need an empty space for bridge without extraction you cannot do it
Better to for implants if any option
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Hi,a bridge means a fixed teeth where usually one tooth is fixed with the help of adjacent two teeth on either side with or without a root canal treatment,but a tooth has to be missing for that purpose.Other options of replacement are a dental implant.
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Dr. Geetha Shreekar
Cosmetic/Aesthetic Dentist
33 yrs exp
Bangalore
You can do an implant instead of bridge
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Dr. Priya Verma
Dentist
26 yrs exp
Bangalore
Bridge is used to replace a missing tooth using the support of adjacent teeth. You can bite normally with the bridge. Avoid very sticky things which can pull the bridge out. No other precaution is required
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