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Dental Bridge replacement risk??
I have been using a dental bridge since 2015.Now, it has become yellowish and the shade doesn't match with my original tooth.If I want to replace my bridge is it possible or is their any risk for the side teeth to get damaged?
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Hi,
There are ways by which the bridge can be removed without harming the neighboring teeth. Since you have issue regarding the looks, you can definitely replace this bridge with new one which can give you best esthetics.
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Go ahead with replacement.
Now a days smile designing will zirconium crown will do wonders.
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Hi..sir
Yes it better to replace with new bridge.. Because it doesnt gv u aesthetic appeal.... Correction of crown also needed chk with ur doctor.. Well take. Lil brighter n whiter shade closely matching to side tooth....
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Visit to a doctor to change it for Aesthetics purpose..
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Dr. Sudhakar
Dentist
22 yrs exp
Hyderabad
Hello
It's definitely possible to replace your bridge
The adjacent teeth will not get damaged if the procedure is done accurately
Hope this clears your doubt
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