What Is A Bridge And When Is It Used?

The bridge is a non-removable structure that restores 100% chewing function.

Bridge construction is made in case of missing teeth. At this time, supporting crowns are made on the adjacent teeth of the missing tooth and the bridge is reinforced with artificial crowns.

Bridges are fixed both on natural teeth and on dental implants and fully restore both the chewing function and the aesthetic side. The more time passes after the loss of a tooth, the more problems appear, such as: bone loss, tooth decay, problems with the jaw joints, etc.

What Happens In Case Of Total Adentia?

In the case of total adentia, we use the ALL ON FOUR principle when the entire bridge is fixed on 4 implants of one jaw.