Why I Don't Recommend Dental Bridges
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- Опубликовано: 25 янв 2023
- Traditional dental bridges are harmful, according to Dr. Runion. He uses a real-life example of a patient who received a dental bridge. He explains how this dental bridge exposed the area, causing it to break down. As a result, dental bridges are not an ideal solution for a missing tooth. The dental implant is the best long-term solution.
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Absolutely agree but the cost is too high for dental implant and its hard to afford for middle class people.
AMEN !!! Not everyone can afford implants !!!!
@@RunionDentalGroup I just got a dental bridge and I’m so nervous on how it’s going to play out because I had an extract 2 days prior do u think I’ll be ok?😢
Can't afford 😢
I have dental bridge cemented to adjacent tooth ive had it for nearly 5 years without any issue apart from food getting trapped occasionally and is slightly dull compared my other teeth as it on the bottom row it hardly noticable i was considering an implant however their pro and cons with an implant and i personally dont want to folk out so much just to find out it would fail knowing my luck
Hard for middle class ..you have to be joking right..40k to 50 k year and it's too much I get 15 k a year you middle class people really have no clue do you...I know you can afford this get rid of the 250 k house you are living in cut back on wants I can't even dream about those or get my needs met middle class people LMAO wow
I have a dental bridge that was done expertly on the English NHS 35 years ago and it is in perfect condition. I have no decay and my gums are in perfect health.
Were the adajacent healthy when they put bridge?
@@goatest725 Yes, perfectly healthy and still are (with intact roots and nerve) all these years later...
yes, a lot of it with a bridge depends on how well it is cared for...and it is a somewhat different optimum cleaning scenario with a bridge
@@AlexEssex8 niiiice ☺️☺️ I think it all depends on the care ☺️☺️❤️
Yes am living with the bridge for 10 years naw .I brush I floss ...if God says so ..in future the cement teeth or the adjacent will it fall???
Two weeks ago my doctor removed my bridge that lasted little over 30 years and now I have new bridge and I hope it will last for 10 or 20 years and I am happy.
Why do they remove the original bridge and put dentures in
because of gum recession@@monicabayer8882
My mom has had hers for 20 years. Now she got a new one with pink porcelain to cover up the gap
I wish businesses would promote quality over quantity. You’ll have customers forever going that route. Dental implants can fail as well too just the same as bridges. It’s not about the material it’s about the person. If you’re a person that don’t take care of your teeth both will cause you issues.
ive had a dental bridge for more than 23 years without issues more than 9 teeth. on two bridges . getting them redone as I write this. Have had no decay what so ever.
I have a dental bridge on upper front teeth . I had it done in 1978. I had it reset in 2013 and still have it
How was it. Was you're dental bridge teeth moving
@@abdulnoorali no the reset was because one side of the bridge had disconnected from the teeth. Otherwise it has been perfect .
@@ronaldmacpherson3345 I broke one of my upper front teeth and I had bridge teeth 2 weeks ago with one side and both the bridge teeth are moving
@@abdulnoorali Abdul: I’m assuming the tooth or teeth that were crown to attach the bridge were solid and healthy prior to the installation of the bridge . As otherwise you could have movement. Also you need to allow some time for everything to settle.
Similar here, but, lost my 4 front bottom teeth, got a bridge in 1988, and other than a couple of small repairs around the gumline, it is totally fine, my teeth nearby haven't moved, and there is no decay in the supporting teeth. Good dental hygiene is key if you want a bridge to last.
Bridges can last a lifetime it just depends on oral hygene and material being used
I’ve had my six unit bridge for about two years now and have had no problems. I’ll brush twice daily with a soft bristle toothbrush, and I also use a water pic and Flossin string to get in between the bridge, which is from canine to canine six unit. my dentist expressed to me that if you take care of it, it can last a lifetime if you miss treated, it may last you between 10 to 15 years at most. and I am 55 years old so I am planning to die with this $6000 investment in my mouth.
@@eliotness100 im 22 and I got a dental bridge. Should i be worried. Any tips? I cant sleep because of the anxiety that my teeth is gonna rot from all of these people saying it wont last
@@goatest725Just visit your dentist once or twice a year to get your bridge checked and brush your teeth twice daily and floss.
I had already briges teeth and it's good
@@goatest725hey girl hows it going?
I am also 22 and going to get fixed bridge i am also very nervous
The obstacle for a lot of the people is that the dental implant is very expensive.
Dental work, like any other complex healthcare service, is an large investment. To help with the monthly payments you can break it up through financing companies and there are sometimes dental insurance that can contribute towards that investment.
@@centerforheartconsciousliv9154a "who"er?😂
Great video thank you
Glad it was helpful!
I’m in the process of a dental bridge because I was not a good candidate for implants on my upper teeth. From the decay my sinuses are too low and I would need a sinus lift due to shrinking jaw bone then MAYBE I would have been able to get implants. I still was not a good candidate for that surgery due to numerous chronic illnesses so my dentist recommended the bridge for upper and I’m still doing implants on lower molars. It was the best choice for my case. The bridge will just need to be very well taken care of once in place (I have the temporary on currently)
Have a traditional dental bridge across my front teeth after a failed root canal.
Hoping for the best. But I brush daily, and use mouthwash. I had bone grafts done in case I need an implant in the future.
I'm so glad my father talked me out of a dental bridge. He has had 2 bridges and he regrets it because he damaged 4 perfectly fine teeth just to anchor 2 fake teeth.
exactly what happened to me except I lost 9 healthy teeth.
I did the same . 3 healthy teeth lost. It’s lasted though
In the Philippines single tooth implant is 4x higher than fix bridge. If I had money I prefer implant but what to do? 80 thousand is way big than 20k. Of you are considering fix bridge to replace a tooth denture, stick with denture. Atleast you can clean it everytime with no hassle compare with the fixed bridge
Doc question i have fix bridge beside in my wisdom tooth right and left it’s one year already i don’t feel anything bad except for the sensitivity. So sensitive to eat crispy foods like fried and chips.. there’s a solution for that doc? I can’t eat more fried just 2 to 3 bite only.😭😭😭😭 i’m so disappointed
Yeah? So tell me how can i replace missing teeth if i cant have implants cause of my health situation? I only satmy i have one inplant in future and i must delete him cause of huge infection, implants have problems too.
I entirely agree...I went through the bridge system and lost one good tooth
I have had a dental bridge cemented on 2 trimmed real teeth for 30 years and my dentist has said it is only now that is showing decay. How can I have an implant in the middle if the 2 other teeth are trimmed or should I replace the bridge with the same as the old?
I'm thinking about getting a bridge. At first I was gonna do the implant but I don't like being put to sleep for cosmetic issues anymore. I've had a bad experience with anesthesia during an outpatient visit. I remember my heart rate increasing rapidly and I was blacking out while at home about an hour after my visit. I eventually fell asleep against my will in a recliner until the effects fully wore off. There were other times I've been put to sleep where I didn't have any issues with anesthesia whatsoever so I think it was an isolated event by a certain provider. I have the money for the implant but id rather do the least invasive procedure now.
Update
Did you do either? I have a bridge and it sucks! I'm having this issue currently
I just got 2 implants. I didn’t need to be put under for it. I actually had no pain at all. I’m so happy with my treatment.
@@ThePurpleKiss101 that's awesome to know! What state are you? Could be the dentist in particular
you shouldn't have had general anesthetic for that work
I broke front tooth and have had a bridge for a few months now and I absolutely LOVE IT. My dentist is an artist!
I am so glad to hear you are having a good experience with a dental bridge! There are many variables that go into each persons individual treatment plan. Biased on what you are saying it sounds like the dental bridge was a good choice for your specific situation. Here at Runion we provide individual treatment plans for each patient and sometimes a dental bridge is one of many good options.
Is it normal to feel a bit tight at the beginning? I had a bridge today n feels a bit tight.
@@jujuk1802 I didn’t have any feeling of tightness. My own experience is I don’t even know it’s there. Probably want to give it a few days and then talk to your dentist.
@@alittlewheiser521 thank you for thw reply, it's been 9 hours, n m already getting a headache. I'll probably have to go to my dentist tomorrow first thing in the morning.
@@jujuk1802 how are you now?
I'm 100% agree with you.
I am thinking about getting a full mouth IMPLANT BRIDGES. Will I have bone loss on the teeth that don't have implants? If so, How can I prevent bone loss?
Is there a foul smell when it decays
My experience before i even get to the video.. i get food under my bridge often.. have to use special flosser.. typically though i cant fkn get to it!! So now today i have an infection underneath and it must be closed because no matter what i do i cant get rid of it.. i know all the typical ways.. and this was from the best dentist ive seen in 42 years.. id listen to this guy if hes on par with this !
my aunt had a dental bridge 35 years ago. no issue. i been contemplating on dental bridge since last year i have 4 missing tooth at the back of my mouth each for both sides upper and lower. i will never have the money for implants in this life time but i'll consider it for the next.
Would you not recommend it even for a person that has crowns beside the extracted tooth?
Good questions ... I need answers
I live in California and can’t afford a $6,000 single tooth implant! A permanent bridge is $3,000. I’m gonna go with the bridge
I have a 3 tooth dental implant bridge, I had a implant done 3 years ago the tooth next to the implant became loose because of bone loss, had another implant done with a bridge to the older implant, still trying to get used to it because it’s 3 teeth connected not individually, hopefully it feels totally normal soon it’s been 3 days , no pain or discomfort, just weird ,
I’ve had a dental bridge done on my bottom row for over 8 years now and still don’t have an issue. I swish warm water and salt in my mouth a lot use peroxide and also have a water pic 😊
@@21joacaYes. because imagine food getting stuck inside. So yes, it needs a proper care
how about maryland bridges? i have 2 missing lateral incisors and im getting braces and the doctor said to close the spaces but my mouth is very small already and i dont want it to get smaller and i have a bit crowding at the bottom which will mean they will want to take out one of my teeth or more and i dont want that and im too young to have implants anyways will it be ok having 2 maryland bridges? please give me advice
I was 20 years old when the doctor made for me the bridge..one of the most bad design ever ..i lost 2 teeths instead of one ...and know i have inflammation under the bridge and dont have money to implant ..
Now i am asking the doctor ..can the doctor kill the nerve without removing the bridge ?
I have my bridge for 14 years now, i have have not experienced problems.
Do i need to clean my bridge daily?
@@easminjahannihai would assume you should clean all your teeth daily
@@easminjahannihaLol yeah. Just like normal tooth. Also visit your dentist once or twice a year to get your bridge checked.
@@batman_2004do you have a bridge?? since how long ??
How Much For Thise Bridge
but what if I don't have enough room for a dental implant?
What if there alitte bone left where 1 top teeth was at, and your a diabtic so the healing is going to take longer
What if you’re getting porcelain veneers and are missing a tooth. Would you recommend a bridge since they have to shave the teeth down anyway
I was wondering the same thing.
So true my mother went every 6 months to her dentist but told they can't see under the bridge if there is a decay or not they just did her cleaning and collect her money 13 years later that's exactly what happen to her.
What if the patient is not a candidate for implants?
I didn’t have much choice as my sinus cavity is so low they couldn’t do a implant but mine just broke in half after 5 years and I’m over dentist I have gone into major debt and I’m losing my teeth still
Maryland bridge better option?
had my bridge a year ago and felt the worst decision ever. my supporting teeth hurt so much probably because of my gum has been infected. i dont know what to do. having it remove gonna cost much higher. but i dont care as long as these toothache go away. any possible solution for these? do i need to remove my existing bridge and do rct then bridge again or just proceed to implant? i need advise pls. my tooth hurt so bad
What did you end up doing
Hi, i have dental bridge and i went to have consultation to an orthodontist and he said he can fix it by moving the teeth through aligners to close the gap. Do you think its good idea? He said its better in the long run since i needd to change my crown anyway. What can you say about it?
Had a crown put on my tooth 8 months ago at a cost of £550. It has started to come loose already & after i went back to the dentist who did it yesterday she told me my root is broken so it cannot be replaced. Now she has booked me in for a bridge at a cost of £1,200 . She has said she will deduct the £550 i have paid for the crown that is coming off so i will have to now pay the rest for the bridge . 650 . This doesnt seem fair & i feel like i am being ripped off & i do not like the thought of having a bridge. I asked her how much for a dental implant for the one tooth & she told me it would cost £3000 😱
how about maryland bridge for front tooth? is it much better?
Maryland bridge is ideal only for 1 missing tooth
I am so sorry I just got a bridge put on. The food gets under my bridge and it feels awful. I was told I do just have to use a special floss to get under there every time I eat. on top of that did not come fully down only a quarter of the way down on the anchor teeth. What are my options? I think it’s an inferior job and I don’t wanna be stuck with it.
Who did it?
This is a good idea, but most dentists where i am charge around 5,000.00 just to do one tooth..
My first lasted 29 years... New one going in a couple weeks.
I don't agree with dental implants, I know a lady who has that, she says its always hurting especially on cold weathers.
Everyone experience is different. Don't just not do it because one or others bad experience. There are also others who had good results. Everyone's dental situation is different
I have them and no pain at all in any weather or any hot and cold drinks maybe hers need attention or haven’t been done correctly
Can't implants introduce infection into the bone though? And they can also damage facial nerves, no?
What are your thoughts on having someone go from a bridge to an implant? I’ve had it for two years, and I regret the decision. Can you provide information whether a switch like this can preserve the anchoring teeth or damage it even further
Why you regret it?
In same situation😢 did you get implants now?
You had implants or bridge?
Ok what if there’s not enough bone to implant? In my case, infection ate up my bone and doesn’t have enough density to anchor the screw!
A bridge, may be a better option for you.
Bone graph
@@DaVinciiTaylor graft, and yes I went to first doctor, he was dying to do the bridge, second doctor did the bone graft and everything worked out fine! 🙂
@@paulao7022 First doctor wanted to do the bridge but i lost 2 so I didn’t want to damage 4 good tooth, I went to a different doctor, did the bone graft plus over time my bone recovered well. Now the titanium screws are in and it’s been in for 6 months no issue 😁
@@etherlords88 that’s really good to hear! Did you end up getting the implant or another procedure instead?
Dental implants are to expensive and I carnt afford that,then I look at dentures or a bridge,I don’t want to wear a denture so naturally il go for the bridge or I could allways walk around with a gap and never smile again
I had my left big moller bridge done. Dentist has done heaps of them . Anyway two weeks now and still experiencing sensitivity pain, mostly at night .Taking panadol for pain . Hopefully it’s not long term . Anyone that can share ?
Is your pain gone now?
Did your pain go away?
Helo
I went to dental clinic today to get implant ( cause i dont want to cut my oher two teeth) but they told me i dont have enough space for the implant rather they told me to put dental bridge hmmmm what do you recommend me ? Please let me know
Thanks
Don’t do it. A friend of mine has the same dental treatment. Most of them are rotten under the crowns Now, this guy want to fit it all. But the cost will be around $50 or 60 thousands. He doesn’t know what to do.
Sounds abt right I regret getting the bridge I got work on my front teeth and now its giving me problems but am saving money to get a full mouth implants
I have bridges on both upper sides... i know I''l have to have implants, but the bridge at least gives me the ability to work and look professional so I can save up for the next 8-10 years to afford the implants.
Tooth supported bridges require your natural teeth to be prepared by removing important tooth structure from the connector teeth. This preparation is permanent and sometimes has severe consequences on the health and longevity of the natural teeth. Each patient has a unique clinical situation and we believe that the most important aspect of dental care is education to create understanding of the positives and negatives of each clinical treatment option. We provide a thorough consultation process to fully diagnose the problems, understand the goals of the patient and formulate multiple treatment options to reach those goals. We are committed to this process and ensuring that each patient fully understands all aspects of their treatment options.
@@RunionDentalGroupwhat if the supporting teeths are also infected, then in that case ,implant is also dangerous
Shouldn't I gi for bridge in this situation
I'm 19 years old
@@Haiti1975omg dude.... literally same condition ,I have got my bridge when I was 14 and now I'm 19 and it's paining very dangerously rn in this midnight,I think that my supporting teeth have got rotten.so to understand more about the problem I search for the video and I ended up here.
@@Haiti1975Dude he's trying to tell you in a roundabout way to quit while you're (well - not ahead) but before you make it worse.
You are like a self fulfilling prophecy. You saving up for implants bcz your getting your teeth (4 - 6 so far) ground down and ruined so they will eventually need to be EXTRACTED. This will leave holes in your head 🗣️ so you're gonna need implants to fill them or upper dentures if you keep going.
If you still have your wisdom teeth - I suggest (as a former dental assistant) that you keep them. Go see an orthodontist and see if he can move your teeth to close the 2 missing teeth and crown the others u ground down, after you remove the bridge
For legal reasons until or unless Runyun Dentist examines you he's not going to answer your personal question ⁉️ on here
Best wishes😊
I love my bridge. I waterpik with anti cavity mouth wash between the bridge and beside the teeth. So far no problems 7 years on. No cavities!😊
I went this route, had to have the tooth extracted though. Not cheap, but worth it. $4700 for surgical extraction and implant. Abutment was $800 at my Dentist, then the crown another $1600.
$7,100 total of which I was responsible for $5,200 with my dental insurance plan. 🦷👀
My bridge cost $5000 plus a root canal $600. Now the back molar that hold my bridge is sensitive when I bite !! Its been only 5 days I hope the pain in temporary. I also have an implant and I never have any problem with it!
How are you doing now ?
Implants, are expensive. I will opt to having a removable bridge. It's more affordable for my budget!
What’s removable bridge? A partial?
Yes I got 2 bridges to replace missing incisors 10 yrs ago and I am back at the dentist because the teeth underneath have rotted. It’s going to cost so much to fix.
Why did the teeth rot? Did you brush teeth everyday?
@@goatest725That's rude and ignorant of you. Listen Im a dental assistant so I teach my.patientd brush 🪥 and floss all the teeth you wanna keep - the rest will fall out on their own lol 😆 🤣 then I get serious and teach them hygiene 🪥😁 to encourage n help them. I also teach them we in dentistry don't have any materials to replace better what God gave you!
Everyone including you has bacteria 🦠🧫 in their mouths 👄 and when you eat food it gets attached to the tiny places on your tongue 😛 🪥 🦷🦷 teeth and gums. So even brushing and flossing can't save everything - especially after 10 years!!!
Nothing man made is made to last forever, including homes & cars that need upkeep and repairs
So plz don't be rude to your fellow man.. Show compassion because someone already hurt him with the dental bridge 🌉 & heav reaching out for help on here
So you can save the did you let your teeth rot out by not brushing them insults..
Just wow 😳
Do better
Bet ya your breath 👄 attacks every morning 🌄 like his n your teeth aren't perfect either right?
Are you going to get dental implants?
Agree . Do not opt for a bridge and also not an implant. Way to traumatic and not exempt from problems either. What is other options doc?
My dentist wants me to get a bridge. I don't know if I can afford it. Plus I also thought of grinding 2 teeth that don't need to be ground. What are your thoughts on partials. These are back molars. Thanks!
@@FoundLost I have a bridge and it hasn’t caused me any pain at all.
If you can avoid it, don’t get a flipper. They suck.
If you get medicare.. a person has up to $4,000 dollars, for you to use on your teeth. Look into, Medicare dental plan. The govt, made this available for people, who receive medicare.
The videos says right.. my bridge removed due to severe infection.. the back molar & front molar got infected, pressure from grinding and chewing food. Bone loose and molars exposed due to gums shrank. I had it for 13 years. How I wish I went for inplant before..
Bridge is the worst way of treatment. My wisdom tooth under the bridge cover is in pain and I have two missing teeth. Now if I remove the painful tooth, I will miss all the four bridge teeth. The grained tooth would look awful and I am stressed about the consequences 😫
Yes, that is totally true and most of the time you do not have the time or patience to do that.
Why would you have a bridge over a wisdom tooth when you are supposed to have wisdom teeth pulled?
@mckaylarosej7009 I did the bridge years ago, and now my wisdom tooth under the bridge is in pain, so I have to remove the whole thing away, which leaves me with a grained tooth + 3 missing teeth 😫.
im having the same problem as yours. right now im suffering major toothache on my wisdom teeth due to the bridge. im stressed out whether to remove the bridge or not
@@mckaylarosej7009 i was thinking the same. Maybe should have had wisdom teeth first pulled before doing bridge.
I don’t have enough space for an implant
I wish I saw this before I got my teeth grinded two weeks ago
I am confuse between bridge and implant...my decision is still pending for my one front tooth
Can you give any suggestion for me...
They have the snap in teeth that go over existing teeth. You can the teeth off too.
Oops. Can take those teeth off too.
Why dont you all guys complainibg about expensive come to pakistan and have dental implant in 1/3rd of the price from your country۔
I got a tooth that needs to be extracted because it passed away 😢. But anyways my dentist kept recommending a bridge and I did not like the idea of grinding down 2 more teeth after just losing 1. Since I already have crowded teeth. A orthodontist told me he was able to make it work and straighten my teeth out without any implants or a bridge.
Sooooo, did he wave his magic wand and poof, your tooth issue suddenly went away?
@@tg8150😂
What if you can’t do a dental implant? I don’t have enough bone for an implant!
We work with many patient who have been told they are not candidates for dental implants. We will be posting a video on zygomatic implants on Friday that can give you additional information on what options may be available to you!
I had a boneloss, my four front teeth was remove 30 years ago..But I was still a candidate for implant,they did a bonegraft and then 6 months healing after that that they will put the implant 5 months healing and in 2 weeks I will get my permanent implant..
I just got one..oh well
Oh wow, I just had one done 5 days ago but it was done differently. They took a mold of my teeth with this blue clay and then removed the bad tooth. Afterwards they came back with a new mold of the single missing tooth and shoved it into the open wound were my old tooth was. Finishing it all off putting this glue stuff on the two other teeth next to the replacement, connecting all three teeth together. They told me the replacement was made of a fragile substance and that I can’t eat tough stuff.
Now I’m kind of nervous 😅
(Sorry if I didn’t explain thing’s clearly)
Hi what was that procedure called? I have an appointment for an implant and the cost is killing me. I’m on the verge of backing out
@@tribalcultures9008its called resin bonding, the one they have place on on mine is bonded with a single metal wing for the firsr 6 months it did feel weird its on and however over time it just feels like a normal tooth i can eat stuff more or less everything apart from getting food stuck occasionally it not given me any problems what so ever the bridge been places over 5 years and it feels as strong as when it was first placed in the tooth its bonded too is has no fillings the only other issue the teeth its bonded to looks slightly greyish in colour however has its its on the lower molar its hardly noticable
How Much For Thise One Its Cost Implant
I wish I never got mine ;( I was young and had my natural teeth destroyed to accommodate them for replacing missing teeth
They now have teeth, that goes over existing teeth. You can take them off too.
i was young and they gave me a root canal and a cheap cerec crown. 😭 i replaced it with zirconia but im upset about having a dead tooth 😢
How come bridges are bad but implant bridges are okay?
Implants can also fail and are expensive.
Sometimes there isn't enough space for an implant and a Bridge is your only option.
I think it's over to the patient, most people don't keep up 6 month hygienist appointments for cleaning and also a deep clean, all these people getting 'Turkey Teeth' in 5-10 years are going to lose all their teeth because they won't get them expertly cleaned and think they can get away with not cleaning and they get bone loss with gum recession and teeth will then wobble on the gum line - take care of your teeth ever more if you have crowns, bridges, veneers and implants as tartar and plaque love to stick onto these and you'll never be able to get into those gum pockets by your self at home
Yes me too i like implant but yes its so pricy and i feel i can afford thats why i go with Maryland bridge 👍
I think it's just fine, just use 100% natural/herbal toothpaste to prevent tooth decays.
several videos show up right next to yours saying dental implants are not a good choice! talk about youtube driving us all crazy.
I have 2 teeth on the right side of my mouth that became infected and were pulled. Dentist suggested a bridge. It seemed like the right option for me but now I’m regretting and wondering if I can change course. I already started the bridge process. The dentist has shaved down the 2 anchor teeth which were totally healthy and normal looking and has put in a temporary bridge while my extractions heal. As they’ve been healing, I’ve been doing more research and worried that I made a mistake. I’m wondering if I can still get implants and then what would need to be done with the anchor teeth that have already been shaved down? Your advice would be invaluable.
im no dentist but they would place crowns on those shaved teeth and move fwd with implant.
I did same mistake.. for single missing tooth ..dr shaved two more theeth n placed 3 dental bridge for three theeth.. it pains everyday.. worst decision of life.. let me know ur experience afterwards..
@@r.s.1597 Oh gosh. What would you have done differently? I haven’t had the permanent bridge installed yet but I’m considering just getting crowns on the teeth that have been prepped and implants for the 2 missing teeth instead. Obviously a lot more money and work than I had originally planned but I also don’t want to hate my bridge and want to redo it later.
@@r.s.1597 Do you hate your bridge? What are you issues with it? I’ve tormenting myself about sacrificing 2 good teeth for my bridge but then I also read how some people love their bridge and it looks awesome etc etc.
I have 3 bridges. Never had a problem. Make sure you use a water pik to keep clean. That’s all.
What about Veneer Bridges?
I have my top front tooth broken . So they are going to pull it out .but they asked me if i want a bridge done so i can have a tooth there. But im still debating on it. Idk if i should get it or just leave it without a tooth once i get the broken tooth out.
My front tooth broke off two days ago. I'm going to the dentist this week. I ll let u know next week. Hang in there! I'm right there with you.
Hello Roger, that is a difficult decision. We suggest talking about the positive and negatives with your dental provider.
To me, it is insane to permanently ruin two perfect teeth by grinding them down in order to replace the middle tooth. It makes no sense.
Yes but implants i hear that they they take all the teeth out
I wish I would’ve seen this video first I haven’t even had my dental bridge for a year and already have issues
Most people simply can’t afford dental implants. Is it helpful to make them question what they can afford and usually works?
Sadly we can’t afford it because America has made dental work so high
Dont sacrifice 2 good teeth for 1 fake one.
Then, what
Exactly if u can’t see it, screw it, let it be
@@crazyadventuresandreviews complication associated with this also
What if several tooth missing? If you can pay for my implants, I will gladly accept your advice.
Wht if other two are also infected
And money for implant is unaffordable
Maryland dental bridge are fine if you have good teeth to back them on, not everyone can accept dental implants.
I have a bridge that would have lasted much longer had I not anxiously chewed on Pearson's Caramel Nips 6 months ago or so....in between meals. Everyday....I lament over my actions. This bridge would've gone to the grave with me. I've had this bridge for 36 years.....expertly prepped by a good old-fashioned general dentist, then....expertly made by the best ceramist in town. Back in the day...when dentists weren't afraid to do all of their own work....endo...extractions...crowns and bridges....inlays and onlays. Now? Everyone is a damn specialist...with special prices! I am going to replace this bridge....with another bridge.. Shame on the money-grubbing dentist....that dares to try...to talk me into....a metal rod....going through my jaw....etc...etc. Now??? to find an Ethical, Conservative, Fairly Priced Dentist in my area!!! Tough job. I've got my work cut out for me....choosing...one that is just not out to screw me over!!! ps....I have already thrown Thousands...out the window....dealing with the WRONG dental practices. I've had some of the worst!! It's upsetting!
During 2020 all of a sudden I had to have a tooth removed and then that year I had three more and was planning on doing implants. I got the first stage done with the cadaver bone on the stump. The last tooth he did he took the wrong freaking tooth out! and I had to go back within that same hour get poked again with needles and have the correct tooth take it out and he tried to charge me for it! I am absolutely terrified to go back I have not gone back and now I have huge gaps in my mouth, grateful they were all molars, so I have a rough time eating and speaking sometimes I'll even choke on my own saliva or food 😢I am too scared to even look for anyone to do anything because I'm afraid that they all talk to each other I'm blacklisted or something... so I was looking at videos on bridges the good and the bad I'm glad I saw your comment! Good luck finding a dentist to help you out! Damn those caramels! 😫🤦♀️
@@mamabearthrives7815 I can identify. Poor Us! I feel it's appropriate to say..."so sorry for your loss!!! And, yes, those Damn caramels!! Pearson's! Dear Lord! At this point...I don't let ANYONE touch my mouth...unless...I feel a great degree of certainty...in the prognosis...treatment....care shown, and skill. Not easy. Stay AWAY from the mills, and beware otherwise. Not too long ago, I was utilizing an independent...so to speak...dental office, in which they accepted 'dental discount plans'. I was thrilled...that it wasn't a chain. I thought...I had hit the jackpot....and could then....comfortably take care of my dental woes. WHAT a LESSON! They have to make up for it somewhere, right? Before I knew it....one tooth that needed endodontic treatment, and a crown....then....turned into....special xrays...where I had to travel to obtain, and pay big bucks....along with an implant...then a crown..instead of what I truly needed. Then...they wanted to give me 3 more root canals...and break...my lower bridge in half....place implants...and a new bridge...Can you imagine!! As I recall....the ...for lack of a better word...dentist...hardly even examined my mouth. Well, not in the traditional sense...no charting....no poking for pockets, etc.....They wanted to ...literally....make me a dental cripple...then....SHODDILY reconstruct. On top of THAT...the endodontist...was just coming back to work...part-time....after a nervous condition....which he relayed to me.... I felt so uncomfortable with ALL of it...told the dental/'owner...just that...paid my tab in full...and scooted out of there. NOTHING...but major disappointments....and money out the window....all throughout.... What's sad....is that I have had other horrific experiences throughout the years. I can't believe I still have teeth in my mouth. Best of luck....and beware...beware!!! Just terrible!!
I have 10 years experience with dental bridge.never in my life will I ever going to waste my money on this ever again.bad bad decision.
no every body have 5 to 10 thousand dollar for a implant.
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THINGS THAT MAKE U SAY Hmmm! This dentist promotes dental implant knowing it too expensive to most people and implant has SIDE EFFECTS just like all the other dental option. Why isn’t this dental doing video for people who cannot afford implants . How can we make it work with dentures, bridges etc
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Why would I get a four tooth bridge for my front upper teeth ? It looks fake ?! No spaces between and fake gum looking materials. Ugly. Why can’t I have 4 singles ?
At last what did you do ?
@@tanvibhadiyadra8908 one piece anchored with three implants. Looks pretty good.