hmm.. i looked this up at kriss ai and it said that it can indeed have higher failure rates compared to one-winged restorations or other types of dental bridges, the two-wing design sometimes leads to issues because it places stress on both of the supporting teeth, which can cause debonding or damage to the enamel.

@@lunasol435-tw8ij What's kriss? Is that an app that I can download?

Indeed, research indicates that one-winged restorations generally exhibit a lower failure rate compared to two-winged restorations, making them a more reliable choice.

@@allisondarcy no, you can check their website, it's an ai dental assistant

@@lunasol435-tw8ij looked up Kriss ai and oh boy! was blown away by how helpful it is!

Thank you!

Hello Zahra, it is standard steel matrix band (Metafix).

The procedure of splint removal after it served its desired purpose, has three steps. First, remove the covering layer of the composite by using a bur or using a polishing wheel to heat-up the surface of the composite. The heated composite becomes soft and can be removed with a scaler. Next, remove the strip from the surface of the teeth. The easiest way is to use a scaler or orthodontic pliers and pull from the interproximal spaces. Finally, clean and polish the teeth.

Thank you for yor question. Yes, the application of the bonding agent is part of the clinical procedure.

how old are you ? And did you get the implant?

Thank you for your question. I'm afraid the clinical situation has to be assessed on an individual basis. In general, canine is difficult to replace with a bonded bridge.

Yes, it can be done. Dentapreg PFU is a special product indicated to fabricate a framework structure for posterior bridge. kzbin.info/www/bejne/rKunfYx8gbOGj7M

Hello, yes, our products are available in the US. Please visit our website (dentapreg.com) for further information.

We're very sorry but we still don't have a distributor in Indonesia.

Adhesive bridge in frontal area is typically used as a temporary or semi-permanent solution. However, there are many cases where the bridge fulfills its function for more than 5 years. In any case, the application is minimally invasive and easy to repair.

En que falla?

It is a temporary to semi-permanent solution (we know cases it holds up to 5yrs) often used in healing periods etc. In any case it is minimally invasive, very easy-to-repair and cost-efficient solution for anyone.

Muito Obrigado! :-)

That is very unfortunate, but there are always possibilities left so do not worry too much. Because it depends on the particular situation we cannot solve it here I'm affraid, your dentist can though, and will for sure have multiple options for your case.

Hello Oscar, thank you for your comment. You are right, these steps should be a part of the clinical procedure. In this case, however, it is not a real patient. The video was prepared on a model for instructional purposes concerning our product.

Adhesive bridge in frontal area is typically used as a temporary or semi-permanent solution. However, there are many cases where the bridge fulfills its function for years. The bridge should withstand the normal loading range without any problem.

Well, it is still the most minimally invasive and functional solution out there.

Adhasive multiple-unit bridge in frontal area would be probalby risky, you must consult this with your dentist to know what are your options depending on the particular case I'm affraid.

We know cases the adhesive frontal bridge lasted up to 5yrs and then after a failure still could be repaired very easily.

Adhesive bridge in frontal area is typically used as a temporary or semi-permanent solution. However, there are many cases where the bridge fulfills its function for years.

In this case, an interdental brush should be used.

You wouldn't. Interdental brushes.

Or floss threaders

But you won't. No one ever puts in the effort