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As we have seen, dental bridges are one of the practical and versatile solutions to the problem of missing teeth. Besides the cosmetic benefits, Dental bridges are helpful in improving speech, oral health, and overall well-being. Proper understanding of the dental procedure and consultation with a qualified dentist is crucial for determining the best solution as per your preferences and needs. If you are worried about your problem of missing teeth, Elite Dental Group is here to assist you with your dental bridge procedure. We will bring you a beautiful smile and assist you in regaining your confidence while enjoying a renewed sense of self-assurance. – PowerPoint PPT presentation

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Title: Are Dental Bridges A Solution for Missing Front Teeth - Elite Dental Group


1
Elite Dental Group
Dental Health
Dr. Andre Eliasian is consistently among the best
dentists in Glendale, CA. He is an award-winning
dental professional, an active community
volunteer, and the owner of Elite Dental Group
Corporation.
Speaker
Dr. Andre Eliasian
2
Are Dental Bridges a Solution for Missing Front
Teeth?
Intoduction
Missing teeth have a significant impact on the
overall health of your smile and your appearance.
Understanding Dental Bridges
Dental bridges are a pivotal element of
restorative dentistry
Types of Dental Bridges
these are the most common type of dental bridge
involving crowns
Dental Bridges for Front Teeth
Dental bridges are helpful in improving speech,
oral health, and overall well-being.
3
Introduction
Missing teeth have a significant impact on the
overall health of your smile and your appearance.
A radiant smile is an aesthetic asset that brings
overall confidence and self-esteem to an
individual. Any damage to your tooth hampers your
overall physical appearance and impacts your
personality at large. Your oral function and
appearance can be altered by losing a front
tooth, whether due to injury, decay, or other
dental issues.
4
Understanding Dental Bridges
Dental bridges are a pivotal element of
restorative dentistry, being a solution for many
individuals, especially those who have lost one
or more front teeth due to decay, injury, or any
other dental issue. They are meticulously crafted
to seamlessly blend with the surrounding natural
teeth, restoring both the functionality and
aesthetic appearance of the patients smile.
5
Types of Dental Bridges
Implant-Supported Bridges
Traditional Bridges
Cantilever Bridges
Maryland Bridges
6
Traditional Bridges
these are the most common type of dental bridge
involving crowns (caps) on both ends with a
pontic in between. These are majorly suitable
when a substantial space is created to support a
bridge or natural teeth surround that gap.
Generally, traditionally, bridges are used at a
time when your dentist feels that you have
natural teeth on both sides of the gap.
7
Cantilever Bridges
A cantilever bridge is similar to traditional
bridges but is used only when one adjacent tooth
is available for supporting the crown. At the
time of when your dentist bridges the gap with an
abutment tooth, your artificial tooth extends or
hangs across the gap. These are used when you
have only one natural tooth to support your gap
and have been used in various specific cases.
Their design makes it different from traditional
bridges but is less strong than traditional
bridges.
8
Maryland Bridges (Resin-Bonded Bridges)
Here, instead of a crown, metal wings are used to
secure a bridge termed the Maryland Bridge. These
are used explicitly in front teeth as they are
not supportive of chewing teeth. In this, metal
wings are attached by the sides of the tooth,
backing your neighboring tooth to hold the bridge
in place. Maryland bridges are used for front
teeth and are considered a conservative option as
they require minimal alteration in the adjacent
teeth.
9
Implant-Supported Bridges
Implant-supported bridges are similar to
traditional bridges but it is a foundation for
the development of brigade rather than having
natural teeth. Before implantation, your dentist
ensures your implants are fully fused with your
jawbone. This option is undertaken when multiple
consecutive teeth are missing, providing
stability and preventing the need for dental work
on adjacent healthy teeth.
10
Do you always brush your teeth Routinely?
11
Advantages of Dental Bridges for Front Teeth
  • Aesthetic Restoration
  • Improved Speech and Functionality
  • Preservation of Facial Structure
  • Prevention of Adjacent Tooth Movement

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Considerations and Care
  • Oral Hygiene
  • Longevity
  • Preparation of Adjacent Teeth

13
Good and Bad Teeth Characteristics
Practicing good oral hygiene basics is the best
line of defense against cavities, abscesses and
other problems that can plague a persons mouth.
Bad breath can stem from various factors, ranging
from poor oral hygiene and dietary habits to
underlying health conditions.
14
Our Service Excellence
Trusted Service
Fast service
we pride ourselves in providing the highest
quality dental services with our team of
specialists
As a leader in his field, he is always refining
his techniques for dental implants, wisdom tooth
extraction
Has Proven To Be Beneficial
Experienced medical team
Our patients are our number one priority, which
is why we are a group of dentists that accepts
PPO insurance for inclusivity and are even open
on Saturdays!
Elite Dental Group is one of Californias best
dental offices. Our clients are our priority,
which is why we are a group of dentists that
accepts PPO insurance.
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Operational Hour
Monday - Friday
0830 - 1730
Saturday
0830 - 1300
SUNDAY CLOSED
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Our Contact and Address
elitedentalg.com
digitalelitedentalg_at_gmail.com
(818) 649-1772
1249 W. Glenoaks Blvd Glendale, CA 91201
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