A temporary bridge is a
provisional, short-term restoration cemented in place with a weak temporary
dental cement until the definitive restoration is completed. Temporary bridge
are usually constructed from plastic-like materials (acrylic) or composite
resins.
A temporary bridge is used to
protect the natural tooth (or implant site) and gums. It allow smile normally
without a gap. It limit any tooth or gum sensitivity. It maintain the proper
spacing between teeth. It help to chew and eat normally. It help the dentist
assess how the bridge will function.
The temporary bridge may not be as perfect as permanent bridge, mainly because it’s not meant to stay in place for more than a few weeks. Also, the color may not be as well matched to your other teeth because of the materials that are used for a temporary bridge.
Temporary bridge is cemented in
with weak temporary cement. It should be fully functional, so you can chew
normally. However, because the cement is not meant to hold the tooth in place
permanently, it’s best to avoid chewing on hard, tough, or sticky foods. The
temporary is not as strong as a permanent bridge, so you need to take a little
extra care.
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