Dental Bridge Mistake: Why That Extra Tooth in the Middle Can Cause Problems! (**Avoid This Bridge Design!**)
Thinking about getting a bridge to replace missing teeth? Hold on! There's a common design choice that can actually damage your healthy teeth in the long run.
This video exposes the issue of bridges with a **center support tooth**. Imagine a bridge connecting two teeth on either side, with an extra tooth stuck in the middle. While this design seems like a good idea for longer gaps, it can cause problems because our teeth naturally move a little bit when we chew.
*Here's the catch:*
* Front teeth (think incisors) tend to move outwards.
* Back teeth (think molars) tend to tilt inwards.
This bridge design creates conflicting forces on the bridge, putting extra stress on the connection points and making them more likely to crack or leak. This can lead to major problems like:
* *Cracked teeth:* The weakest point (often the center tooth) can't handle the pressure and breaks.
* *Decay:* Leaks around the bridge allow bacteria to enter, causing cavities.
*So, what are your options?*
This video will explain why the center support design might be okay for loose teeth, but not ideal for healthy ones. We'll also explore better alternatives for strong, long-lasting bridges.
*Protect your smile! Get the facts on dental bridges today!*
*Keywords:* dental bridge, bridge design, center support tooth, dental restoration, cracked teeth, decay, dental health
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6 июл 2024
