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zetabook52 a écrit :What do bridges really do?
Normally, a dental bridges treatment procedure entails two visits or appointments with the dentist. In the first appointment, the dentist starts the procedure by injecting a local anesthetic to the area of the mouth where the procedure is going to be performed. As a result, the patient is likely to feel very minimal amounts of discomfort. After filing down dental instruments the adjacent teeth which are located on either side of the missing tooth and when other preparation processes are complete, the dentist takes an impression or a mold. This is then sent to a dental laboratory where specially trained technicians fabricate the dental bridge and the crowns for the patient's procedure. Until the permanent restorations are made, a temporary dental bridge and crowns will be placed to protect the patient's teeth dental equipment from more damage. The permanent restoration is received back by the dentist after about a week. Then, the patient attends the second appointment and the permanent fabrications are placed. In order to properly fit and hold these permanent restorations, dentists normally use special cement or a bonding solution. Finally, the dentist polishes the cusps of the permanent fabrication to give the patient a properly functioning bite.
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