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Dental Bridge


A dental bridge sitting on a clean table being inspected for quality before installation. Dental bridges are used to replace teeth that have been lost due to decay, injury, or other causes. They are often used to close the gap between adjacent teeth, to restore the whole mouth fully. Dental bridges can either be fixed or removable, and your dentist will help you determine which one is suitable for your teeth. A fixed bridge is a single unit fixed to the adjacent teeth. The adjacent teeth are known as supporting teeth, and they can either be implants or permanent teeth. To know more about dental bridges, visit our Stonewall Dental Associates clinic. Our dentist will tell you if they are necessary or if you would better benefit from other treatment options.

Caring for Your Dental Bridge


If you receive a dental bridge, here is how to ensure it is always in the best condition.

Improve Your Oral Hygiene Practices


Even though your dental bridge is made up of prosthetic teeth, it is essential to clean them thoroughly at least twice daily to prevent them from changing color. If you do not clean them well, plaque and tartar will build up, affecting your other teeth. If you are afraid of cleaning your dental bridge because you fear it will break, follow these steps for cleaning it. First, make sure you stand over a sink filled with water or use a folded towel when cleaning to avoid dropping it and breaking it. Next, use a soft-bristled brush and gently brush it using cool water and toothpaste. After that, rinse them well to remove all the toothpaste and food debris that may stick between your dental bridges.

Use A mouthwash


It is also advisable to get an antiseptic mouthwash for your teeth. This is because some bacteria can hide in your dental bridge, especially if they are fixed bridges. The bacteria can cause decay and cavities in your teeth. If you use mouthwash, it will help eliminate all of the bacteria that may be present in your teeth and dental bridge.

Floss and Bush Daily


Flossing and brushing daily should be part of your oral hygiene routine. This is because it helps prevent your dental bridge from becoming discolored and improves your dental health. Apart from that, it eliminates all the bacteria in your mouth that can cause gum disease. It is also important to rinse your mouth after every meal to remove food particles in your mouth.

How Will Dental Bridges Improve My Smile?


Dental bridges are one of the best alternatives to replacing missing teeth. Missing teeth can create a turn of problems, especially when it comes to your health. It causes chewing problems, which means you will not incorporate important food into your diet. But when you have dental bridges, you will chew food properly and speak well. Dental bridges also help improve the appearance of your smile, and the best part is that they make it easier for you to clean your teeth.

For more information on how to take care of your dental bridge, visit our care providers at Stonewall Dental Associates or call us at (571) 454-9025.

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