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Implant-Supported Bridges vs. Traditional Bridges_ Key Differences

Dental bridges replace missing teeth, with implant-supported and traditional options offering different benefits. Implant-supported bridges preserve jawbone health and last longer, while traditional bridges rely on nearby teeth. For personalized advice, consult a prosthodontist in Katy Fwy, Houston, TX 77079.

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Implant-Supported Bridges vs. Traditional Bridges_ Key Differences

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  1. Implant-Supported Bridges vs. Traditional Bridges: Key Differences Understanding Your Tooth Replacement Options

  2. What Are Dental Bridges? Dental bridges are used to replace missing teeth and restore function and aesthetics. They help maintain the structure of your jaw and prevent remaining teeth from shifting. There are two main types: implant-supported bridges and traditional bridges. Let’s explore the key differences.

  3. What Are Implant-Supported Bridges? • Secured by dental implants instead of natural teeth. • Provides a strong and long-lasting solution for missing teeth. • Helps preserve jawbone health by preventing bone loss. • Requires a surgical procedure to place the implants.

  4. Traditional Bridges vs. Implant-Supported Bridges • Traditional Bridges: Depend on adjacent teeth for support, may require tooth reduction. • Implant-Supported Bridges: Do not rely on surrounding teeth, preserving their integrity. • Longevity: Implant-supported bridges last longer with proper care. • Bone Health: Implants prevent jawbone deterioration, unlike traditional bridges.

  5. Consult a Dental Expert for the Best Choice The right choice depends on your oral health, bone density, and long-term goals. A consultation with a prosthodontist in Katy Fwy, Houston, TX 77079 can help determine the best solution tailored to your needs.

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