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How a dental bridge is produced
We need from 7 to 10 days for a process of dental bridge production (if it is necessary we can do it faster) and it also depends on the material of the prosthesis. A patient has a consultation. During this consultation a dentist clarifies all circumstances directly related to a particular set of teeth and proposes a solution to the situation. Then our specialist prepares a tooth for a dental bridge and makes dental imprints (using modern digital intraoral 3D dental scanner). They are sent to our lab.
During this visit, a temporary dental bridge is also made. It remains on the teeth until a permanent bridge is made. We have our own modern digital lab, so we can guarantee high quality products. If it is necessary, one or more visits to the doctor (first fitting and testing of a dental bridge) are followed, so that the final work fully meets your requirements and wishes. The final step is the fitting and fixing of the bridge. The whole procedure is absolutely painless, but if you want, you can use local anesthesia.
What are the reasons for making a bridge?
A purely functional reason for a dental bridge - If the client is missing one or more teeth next to each other, of course, the dental row loses its functionality. This makes eating such food, for example, very difficult. If the teeth are missing, of course the articulation of speech can be impaired, etc.

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Our own laboratory is a quality guarantee for our clients
Our clients are confident that we can solve any problem with a guarantee.
Advantages of bridge prostheses:
- aesthetic, natural appearance;
- restoration of line integrity, masticatory function without implants;
- quick adaptation;
- do not require special care;
- uncomplicated procedure;
- affordable thanks to a wide choice of materials;
- long service life (10 years and more).
Disadvantages of bridge prostheses:
- the need to grind the enamel and remove the nerves (shortens the life span);
- does not load the jaw, causing bone atrophy;
- Pressure of the construction on the jaw causes the gingival level to drop.

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