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Fixed Bridges
If you are missing a tooth, a permanent bridge can often be made to
replace it. It should look and feel natural, without hooks or clasps,
and stay in permanently, allowing totally normal function. When teeth
are missing the remaining teeth begin to change position, and this can
lead to numerous problems, including loss of more teeth. A fixed bridge
will prevent teeth from shifting, and stabilize your bite. To have a
bridge made, call the dental office so the doctor can evaluate the area
and discuss specifics with you.

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This gentleman had been wearing a removable denture for many years. With his business growing he felt the need to have a better smile for his professional life as well as his personal self-image. Needless to say he is extremely happy with restorations that feel like real teeth and look great! Implants would have been another option to support the missing teeth either with bridges or permanent dentures. Dr. Wilcox also performed tooth whitening on the lower teeth to match the new bridges. |
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The ability to place all porcelain bridges built on a zirconium core has dramatically improved the esthetic results possible when replacing missing teeth. They have the strength of the old style porcelain to metal bridges with much more natural appearance. They will never develop the grey line at the gumline associated with porcelain to metal restorations. Tooth whitening was applied to the remaining teeth. Dr. Wilcox is always appreciated when great patients select us over the many cosmetic dentists in Phoenix. |
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