A Dental Bridge that is slightly damaged can be easier to handle than you think. Small chips on the part can sometimes be fixed with dental material especially if the rest of the Dental Bridge is still strong and properly attached.<\/p>\r\n
A loose Dental Bridge requires a closer look. It might have come loose because the cement failed.. There could be a problem with the supporting tooth. Simply putting the Dental Bridge in without checking underneath is a bad idea because the same problem can return.<\/p>\r\n
\u2022 A small chip, one that does not affect your bite is often repairable without replacing the whole Dental Bridge.<\/p>\r\n
\u2022 Loose cement can sometimes be the culprit although the dentist still needs to check why the Dental Bridge became loose in the place.<\/p>\r\n
\u2022 Damage around a supporting tooth needs treatment. Repairing the Dental Bridge before dealing with that tooth does not really get you anywhere.<\/p>\r\n
Sometimes the Dental Bridge looks fine from the outside while trouble is developing underneath. That is why a quick visual check at home is not enough.<\/p>\r\n
Your dentist will first examine how the Dental Bridge fits and whether the supporting teeth are healthy. An X\u2011ray may be needed if there is concern about decay or changes around a tooth.<\/p>\r\n
If the Dental Bridge is intact and the problem is mainly with the fit or cement it may be possible to remove it and repair or recement it. The exact approach depends on the Dental Bridge material and its condition.<\/p>\r\n
This is where things get more complicated. A supporting tooth can develop decay beneath or around the Dental Bridge especially if cleaning has been difficult.<\/p>\r\n
Because the Dental Bridge relies on those teeth for support the tooth has to be assessed before anyone decides the Dental Bridge can stay. Sometimes the tooth can be. The Dental Bridge retained. Times the damage means a new Dental Bridge is needed.<\/p>\r\n
Do not use household glue. It can damage the Dental Bridge. Make professional treatment harder.. If the Dental Bridge has fallen out keep it safe and contact your dentist rather than trying to force it back into place.<\/p>\r\n
If there is pain, swelling, bleeding or a bad taste around the Dental Bridge get it checked sooner than later. Waiting does not make a damaged supporting tooth happier.<\/p>\r\n
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