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I had a bridge (5 teeth) put in as a teenager I am now 64 and I can honestly say I have never had any issues with it. It’s still going strong despite having for periodontal disease for 22 years. Where as implants failed.
I tried implants twice and it got rejected, because I had bone issues. So I went for the bridge, did it a few days ago. It was weird in the first days, because I felt my teeth that got trimmed for the procedure. But after 5 days I'm used to it, and its looking really beautiful, never had a smile this good.
@@mintyoli6460 everything body’s circumstances are different so only you can make those choices. Was artificial bone offered to build up the weaker tooth with less bone. Only your dentist can offer you all the pros and negatives of each procedure. I was very lucky too with my bridges. Weigh up the possibilities of how long a bridge could last and the same with implants. Whatever you decide to go with I hope in the long term you are happy with it.
@@ohmyjesus89 Do you know what material your bridge is made of and what kind of tooth did it replace? I had thoughts about getting it to replace a premolar
I have got bridge of 3 tooth last year and now ,tooth which had used for bridge are paining, got abscess , please suggest what i need to do ..dr Said to do root canal but i am scared .
I had my fixed bridge fro over 10 years and my new set will be installed tomorrow. I never had issues with it and even my dentist told me that it still looks great. Don’t be scared to go for fixed bridge or crowns because of his video. Unless there’s an underlying issues with the bone, I don’t think this will happen to anyone.
Thank you , your comment just made me feel better , I am 23y and Im going to do fixed Bridge , and was scared to do so , thank you for sharing you experience
@@MademoiselleCarel I'm going to get my done next month , I will be doing proper oral hygiene and absolutely will go fpr regular dental check up Thank you
The costs would be a lot scarier. I had bone loss issues. As a result, I lost 4 molars 🦷. Before they can give me implants, I had to get gum surgery, get bone grafted then get teeth implanted. That costed me $60k 😱🤯. Protect your gum and teeth before it’s too late!
I had a bridge put in the top front left of my mouth a little under a year ago. My teeth have shifted so bad because of it that my bite has had to be adjusted 4 times and it's still not right. Now the bridge has become un glued on one of my teeth so now I'm going back this next week. This bridge is so uncomfortable that I think I'm going to ask for 2 crowns and a implant. I don't know what else to do.
so true. I just came back from the dentist with a set decision for a bridge even thought i know i'll have to get it replaced but he still try to convince me for that super expensive implant
The dentist makes money either way, no matter what you choose. But they are going to recommend the best treatment. You have to damage two natural, healthy teeth for a bridge, they don’t last as long, and they are harder to clean, which is why resorption and decay can happen.
@@IamHip exactly! I have an empty space where my tooth was pulled and just today the dental hygienist was recommended a tooth Bridge to save on cost but I can not allow myself to get my natural, perfectly healthy teeth to be permanently damaged for a bridge. Id rather save up and get an implant
Wow looks terrifying. I am getting my front left tooth done. I have a flipper, without the retainer its lasted 3 years. Now is decaying the dentist retired and did me a favor and just attached it to the nub that was left. I have a live nerve still to this day.And cant get no one to fix it because of the live nerve. They say Implant. And a root canal, which is 1500 dollars more on account of the live nerve.But can't they just pull it all out cheaper?
Did u do the bridge, I’m scheduled to have it done in 3 days, I have a removable for just one tooth as it’s uncomfortable I decided to have a bridge as I’m not a candidate for implant.
common ..you make it look like the bridge will only last for a year or 2..my mother had a bridge for 25 years...if the bridge is properly done it can last a long long time
Implants is the best alternative because you don’t need to encroach the adjacent teeth, it’s anchored to your jawbone which can preserve your bone structure, it’s designed to be aesthetically pleasing and reliable at the same time. BUT, it has complications. The cost is a thing you have to take into consideration, an implant is way more expensive than the bridge, then your body could potentially reject the implant though it depends on each individual’s situation, once implanting, it could potentially hit neighboring structures like the maxillary sinus (When you’re implanting the maxillary posterior region) and it could also hit your nerves there in your lower jaw (When implanting the mandibular posterior region) and this can lead to more procedures. If you manage to surpass these, good for you. In conclusion, an implant is better than a bridge, it has a higher success rate of 97% and it has a 3% failure rate. A bridge however has a 50% success rate and a 50% failure rate.
Hello , I recently had a 3 unit bridge on lower incissors , I was missing one congentially . My dentist did root canals on my two abutment teeths which were perfectly fine(without any cavity) before cutting them and installing bridge . But I am reading online that it's not compulsary to do . So I am wondering why did he did that , Are there some advantages of it if we do the RCT before ? or did he just do it to make some money ? I am really feeling bad knowing I have destroyed my other fine teeths as well. Would RCT treated teeth cause problem in future ?
Same situation 🤣🥺pr mene dentist pr gussa krdiya aur rct q krau aise bola 🤣🤣rct se to bach gyi pr mere gums drd kr rhe h jin daat pr cap unke i don't know ki yeh normal ya nhi 😪😕if you know then please let me know😓
If a tooth has to be heavily prepared for a bridge, then a root canal treatment is done in many ocasions, but I don’t know how was you original dental status to tell you
I think bridge is better then implant. Implant is derect pressure in bon there also bon lossing this is common thing. Bridge normally 20 years to go. Implant is very risk and future problem are came. I prefer bridge is good. This video marketing purpose. In case future implants better came to market that's time negative video games to aganest implant.
You need to have the same precautions as with any surgery. It´s important to check with your hematologist the platelets levels, as they need to be in a certain levels to perform the surgery safely.
This video shows bone atrophy/receding in the bone tissue above the middle, free floating tooth. Causing issues for the adjacent implants later on. My oral surgeon assured me that the implants on either side of this tooth would keep stimulating bone growth above the middle tooth in my implant bridge. And bone atrophy will not occur. That's what makes these bone atrophy graphics presentations on CZcams so confusing. Why the diff here and not in my dental surgeon's office? Anyway, I will be having this exact implant procedure done in several months after a bone graph a few days after this posting. We'll see in one year, I guess.
@@Dentalki had braces for almost a year to fix gaps between my tooth and now have got them off.... and additionally i am missing a lateral incisor in upper jaw since birth.... which i need to fix. I am 26 now. My dentist says since my central incisor has undergone considerable movement during the last 1 year... i should go for an implant over braces. What's your opinion on this ?
Am 24 years old I had 2 missing teeth in the front so my dentist recommended me dental bridges with 4 supporting teeths so I have 4 teeths grounded 😭 since I didn't have enough bone to get implants done . Can I get implants now?
Ok idk if anybody can give me advice. I have this exact issue, missing that exact tooth in between 2 good teeth. However, the dentist claims that I need the bridge to cover 4 (2 good, the gap, and the final good tooth) because it'd be more sturdy if i use an extra tooth, but in any case, my insurance wont cover the 4th tooth. So i would have to pay $1000 out of pocket. Should i just do the 3 teeth or take their advice and do the 4?? i dont know how i feel about them scraping down my good teeth
@@marivicfernandez6973 I am regretting it too. I got bridge of 3 tooth last year and now those healthy tooth which r used for bridge are paining ..got abscess .. i Never regret anything in life than doing this bridge process. Dr said i need root canal & i am not ready for it 😞😓😓 Missing my old tooth badly ..
@@r.s.1597 yeah same happen to me I did root canal to save the tooth where it was healthy before but dentist will never tell what will happen in future
Ok, so I just got an estimate for 4 implants with no bone grafts necessary including restoration of the crowns after six months , whatever that means. I assume it means adjustments as needed or I guess it could mean that is when temp crowns come off and permanent ones are installed. Either way , the cost for 4 implants including post, abutment, and crown without bone grafts was around 24,000. I rarely see pricing and I think people need at least a ballpark figure. One dentist said I need a bone graft and one said I did not, I think it is worth getting two opinions as a bone graft is the cost of one implant so very important ti pay a small consult fee to avoid 1000’s for a bone graft that you may not need, not to mention healing time needed from bone graft which is 3-6 months , then there is a risk of it not even working.
@@2forfun007 make sure the oral surgeon has a good reputation and reviews, cheaper doesn't always mean the same quality and the surgery isn't easy to do
@@floydcage2494 very true I had the surgery on Thursday by a 5 star surgeon here in San Diego Dr Nelson oral surgeon Lets see in few months when they put the crown on to gauge his excellency
Implants and fillings existed way before the toothbrushes and toothpaste was even invented. They melted precious metals and filled in the gaps of the tooth and everything they could pour it into in place of broken and missing teeth. Thats why if you look at mummies you sometimes see gold jaws, etc
@@sceneandemo4ever also for the most part every dentist with a crown or implant in the back of their mouth its always gold not veneers gold last 3x longer & is 3x stronger than veneers
When they explain how the bridge work i was like hell no. To expensive and i can't afford implants. All this is just too much, just to have a beautiful smile.
I’m seeking some advice since I have very recently been told that I need to pull both of my first molars. I’ve since then had my left first molar removed and now I am hesitant for the second surgery. Both of my teeth were infected and my right molar is still currently. I have no pain whatsoever but the underlying issue is that it has to be pulled. I worry because I’m already finding it difficult to chew and it’s very hard to make that adjustment. I just want to know if anyone else has had this experience and I’m wondering what everyone thinks the best option is. I could either get the bridge and shave down healthy teeth and risk infection again or I can get an implant which I simply can’t afford. Honestly it’s all been really hard for me and I kindve want any help I can get :(
@@aaiizzyy3360 It’s been a lot easier to chew on my left side now and I’m planning on removing my right 1st molar soon. I’ve decided on not getting the implant or bridge and I’m instead going to ask my dentist about a flipper/denture!
@@magicee_maria the 1st molar is the main molar people use to chew food with so if you can afford a root canal I'd get it done on the other molar by an endodontist(it usually last longer than those that are done by a dentist). Missing as little as one tooth can cause a lot of problems to adjacent teeth
@@floydcage2494 Yeah the first molars are extremely useful but unfortunately there was no chance in saving either of them. I now currently have both of them removed and recovering from my second surgery! It’s honestly not as bad as I thought it would be and now I have a wisdom tooth growing in so maybe I can keep it! Thanks for the advice tho :)
Have been in a similar soup. What u can do is get a partial denture, after the extraction. Then save some money for the implant and go for it. It is a better option than risking cutting down ur healthy teeth. Check if ur insurance covers it.
Do not remove your teeth. Keep if you can it's better than dentures or implants don't rush if you are not sure. Many dentists don't do their job as an art as they should the shape and the size of theeth matters. every time someone smiles you'll notice, it's not the patient fault but the dentists. I wish all the dentists do their job as an art and as if it was their teeth but there are very few out there. I hope everyone would find one.
I'm 27 year i lost my 2 front teeth and the doctor told me i don't have enough bone for implant but i can go for bridge fix pls suggest me should i do bone graft because I'm already scared of bridge fix by watching this video.
looks like those commercial where people can do a dayly tasks like pour milk in a glass without spilling until they find this new infomercial product for pouring milk hahahaha
I don’t like how invasive the dental implant is and also how much down time it is. With bone graft plus the implant; it’s like 8-13 months for the entire process. Idk about anyone else but I’m not gonna be walking around with no tooth for that long
@@zaynumar0 i had an accident last year in which i lost my one front teeth. So I've done implant surgery last year which failed due to infection and I've to remove it. Then dentist says we have to wait for some time to fill the cavity made by implant but even after one year that cavity doesn't fill property so they now suggest me for dental bridging. But i didn't done anything right now. That's my case mate
Basically, The implant is less risky, but more expensive while the bridge is cheaper, but less effective and the cost could eventually exceed that of an implant. There is also the problem that bridges can sometimes involve healthy tooths, which worsen over time whenever a new bridge is required. I always felt off with the idea of bridges and it took me over 7 months to finally save enough to get my two implants. Edit: My tooths were measured, and it was set to another business to create the tools specific to my implant, I paid all costs, and the dentist told me that they will call me once they arrive so he can implant them. They called me once it arrived and asked me to pay for "continuation fees for $500" which was not mentioned before, and made nonsense. I can't find information about a "continuation fee" related to dentists on all sites I have searched. And I truly don't trust the dentist to tell me the truth. Anyone?
Pretty good vídeo but the idea is to sell the implant, of course is the best. However, the situation that you described with the dental bridge it only happens when the dentist does not trained the patient on how to take care, or the patient just didn't care the dental brush tecnique. Besides, it seems the dentist forgot the Angel Law.
Not true . A bridge has a 7-10 year lifespan and even with diligent cleaning, has to be replaced . When that bridge comes out it smells like a dead animal . It is really the worst thing , but only used because implants are so expensive. No one with money would opt for this solution otherwise .
Once I implanted one teeth. After nine years the implanted tooth with two of adjacent teeth left from place. Then now i lost three teeth instead of one.
@@arjunj2599 bridge is safe. Implant carries the same risk like bridge and also more invasive. grinding teeth and grinding bone u can think of the difference
Dental bridges are budget friendly but implants when done by a professional who knows what they are doing is better for all your teeth and bone structure in the long run....
So what's the final result.? Which is good implant or bridge ?? I had an implant surgery previous year which gets failed in stage 1. So dentist suggest me for bridging. Pls tell me which is good m so worried
Implant works "IF" Your bone doesn't reject it (50/50 Odds) & Then 2- 5 months for Prep, Healing & Finish. I'm 63 and have that same tooth gone. "IF" Bridge is done "Professionally (Well Experienced Dentist) & Properly" & You take excellent care & cleaning, the bridge will last 10-25 years. The Bridge is the Route I'll be taking soon enough. Each persons situation is . different. Best Wishes 🦷🦷🦷
@@fauzanoorw I have tooth bridge and it stays strong for only around 1 and half year and after that it started to loosen and often fall off if I had some hard foods
@@nonhlemkhize3407 everything going well. I now have the implant in my gum. I have to wait for that to heal 3 months and I’ll be going to my dentist for the actual tooth 🦷 to be made in November 2022. The few procedures I’ve had so far were good experiences. It’s the healing between procedures that is time consuming to ensure a healthy strong implant.
Well, I tried to ask kriss ai about this and it said that given your situation and the recommendation from your dentist, a dental bridge seems like a suitable option for you. It offers a good balance of aesthetics, functionality, and cost-effectiveness. But t's also worth considering dental implants as an alternative. Implants are more durable and do not affect adjacent teeth. However, they are more expensive and require a longer treatment time.
Someone help I don’t know what to do… do I choose an implant or the bridge? everyone keeps talking about both and how they both lead to issues moving on… also I’m broke but if the implant is better than I rather get the implant done
Dentists always recommends fixed bridge over dental implant coz they know that you will be surely go back to them to refix the bridge. Fixed bridge has more disadvantage than dental implant. the gums tends to pull back due to bone lost after tooth extraction and it will make a gap between the false teeth and the gum itself. For me dental implant way too expensive but more practical than bridge coz its permanent and you will only do it once. but again, not all can be a candidate for dental implant. In order to have a dental implant, you must have a healthy and strong bones to support the screw and the false teeth. If you have unhealthy gums, it must be treated first and realigned to have a perfect fit of the dental implant tooth.
An implant is not permanent and you can have bone loss around an implant as well and then you will see the fixture/implant and even the screw threads sometimes and it looks really ugly from aesthetical point. This video doesn't show the problems you can have with an implant. Remember that en implant i static and doesn't have the spring system like a real tooth in your bone and the most common thing with a crown or a bridge on implant is fracture because of that and needs to be repaired (expensive) at some point. Compare it to a car, if you drive a car without a spring system and hit a bump the car is going to hit the ground very hard compared with a car with spring system. When you chew and bite the mouth/jaw hits with a big force, that's why you have a spring system in your real teeth so they don't fracture. In implants you don't have that. If you care about the teeth holding the crown or bridge it can stay there for a very long time. A had a patient 86 years old a couple of years ago and he got his bridge (gold/acryllic) when he was 40 something and still had the same bridge (the acryllic damaged at some places in the back - didn't bother him) but teeth still intact and no infections over the years. But also remember that gold has another surface structure than for example cobolt/chrome and the gold surface tends to keep clean if the patient is caring about his oral health. This video doesn't show the different complications you can have with an implant.
Should avoid eating sticky food and very hard food, and normal hygiene,, I have one bridge since 15 years,, till now no problem,,,, also depends on good Dr
My doctor offered me a bridge crown I said no thank you I will make money and get implant. If you travel to different countries it could be cheaper there. I had some dental work done in Mexico , Ukraine and Russia. Saved me lots of money
@@gracemartinez8347 the link I shared this is the Dentist I used. They are not the cheapest but very good doctors. In Mexico you'll pay around %40-60 less than in USA. But if you got to russia or Ukraine you will pay %70-80 less.
I have tooth bridge for front teeth from past 10 year and now they are infected ... But now I interested in implants shall I go with implants? Is it permanent solution then bridge?
You should get your case analyzed first. Check the amount of bone, status of your gums etc. Then if everything is healthy you may go with dental implants if the conditions necessary are present.
I had implants n earlier I had bridge too . In my opinion implant are best . Traditional implant process work in 3 installment. If one plan properly people can afford it all u need a good dentist n team
@@salmazahan9534 i too don't know...the emotional struggle i had for the past two weeks was horrible...it's exactly one month now...now im a bit use to it...if its broken or something happens in the future i think our dentists will be able to fix them again...so i don't wanna worry about my bridges anymore...how is ur bridge? mine is pretty good
@@Varun._ me too two bridges left side and right side...we already made our choice and we can't do anything now...so i just hope it will last for a long time...the left side is still feeling weird and im still on the process of getting used to it...everyday im still regretting though...
@@taufanganteng5104 I don't know, but because bone Lost can be repaired later on anyway so use the cheaper option for now until you got enough money or something to get both bone grafts and the implant at the same time (15 years later maybe or something like that)
@@taufanganteng5104 I recommend the Maryland Bridge method because it's less intrusive than regular bridge methods (you don't need to grind down both good teeth just for one tooth) You can fix it later on in life with a dental composite anyway
An implant is not permanent and you can have bone loss around an implant as well and then you will see the fixture/implant and even the screw threads sometimes and it looks really ugly from aesthetical point. This video doesn't show the problems you can have with an implant. Remember that en implant i static and doesn't have the spring system like a real tooth in your bone and the most common thing with a crown or a bridge on implant is fracture because of that and needs to be repaired (expensive) at some point. Compare it to a car, if you drive a car without a spring system and hit a bump the car is going to hit the ground very hard compared with a car with spring system. When you chew and bite the mouth/jaw hits with a big force, that's why you have a spring system in your real teeth so they don't fracture. In implants you don't have that. If you care about the teeth holding the crown or bridge it can stay there for a very long time. A had a patient 86 years old a couple of years ago and he got his bridge (gold/acryllic) when he was 40 something and still had the same bridge (the acryllic damaged at some places in the back - didn't bother him) but teeth still intact and no infections over the years. But also remember that gold has another surface structure than for example cobolt/chrome and the gold surface tends to keep clean if the patient is caring about his oral health. This video doesn't show the different complications you can have with an implant.
Yes, this video does not show complications with dental implants or dental prosthesis. We have other videos for that such as this one: czcams.com/video/k0ol9hUrNM8/video.html
Some people aren’t candidates for the implants as I found out. After breaking my jaw three years ago, two dead front teeth, then root canals but the teeth still got infected due to the trauma from the broken jaw, etc. I went to two different dentists and an endodontist and they told me I don’t have enough jaw bone that’s strong enough to take the implants. I did the bone graft and now just praying for that to heal and see what they say in the next 5 months.
@@r.s.1597 unfortunately, I’m dealing with that right now. I had to have an emergency root canal through the bridge recently because of a severe toothache, and now I have an appointment set up for implant consultation. I refuse to lose my front teeth and I feel this bridge is failing , most likely wasn’t installed properly because I am diligent about cleaning with super floss, water pic etc. I’ve only had this third bridge for 2 years, and I know the quality of the bridge is made of the finest material that is used, because my ex owns a dental lab and he made it for me. Go to a very reputable dentist . The one I used for this past bridge was not good at all. On a positive note a bridge can be a good temporary fix .
implant isnt recommmendable.. bridge is way better.. and to prolong it i recommend to do rootcanal with the teeth that will hold the bridge so no further adjustmnts needed :}
Root canal is a terrible idea, haven't you watched the documentary "the root cause" ? Your mouth literally becomes a breeding ground for Bacteria and other germs, you can even get blood poisoning, really dangerous!
@@cahmon3y338 I'm not talking about brushing I'm talking about my first hand experience with a root canal which I had removed due to constant pain and infection, I never had problems with my health until I had a root canal, its a scam.
ive had a bridge for my two front teeth ever since i was 8. for ten years ive had one and im getting implants as soon as possible. all the bridge has done is decrease bone structure and recede my gum line and caause gum dammage and irritation. Its fine for short term use but not for years of use.
$3500 for each implant. take 3 to 6 months. first 3 months - the bone grafth to be healed before the pin to be inserted second 3 months - pin to be healed within the bone then last 2 weeks - crown to be installed. I have it done one
Fixed bridge a way better than Implant.. Much better enough in the pocket.. 😁 Been waiting for almost 2 months now... 7k per I teeth.. I lost two, I paid 4teeth all lol.. That's how fixed bridge works... Wow mazing
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im willing to do the dental implants. they seem better,then the dental bridges. so i was right to say no to the bridge.
I had a bridge (5 teeth) put in as a teenager I am now 64 and I can honestly say I have never had any issues with it. It’s still going strong despite having for periodontal disease for 22 years. Where as implants failed.
You had implants before? I’m thinking of getting bridge instead
I tried implants twice and it got rejected, because I had bone issues. So I went for the bridge, did it a few days ago. It was weird in the first days, because I felt my teeth that got trimmed for the procedure. But after 5 days I'm used to it, and its looking really beautiful, never had a smile this good.
@@mintyoli6460 everything body’s circumstances are different so only you can make those choices. Was artificial bone offered to build up the weaker tooth with less bone. Only your dentist can offer you all the pros and negatives of each procedure. I was very lucky too with my bridges. Weigh up the possibilities of how long a bridge could last and the same with implants. Whatever you decide to go with I hope in the long term you are happy with it.
@@CAVALO-QUENTE can u plz tell root canal is done for healthy teeth for bridge crown
@@ohmyjesus89 Do you know what material your bridge is made of and what kind of tooth did it replace? I had thoughts about getting it to replace a premolar
good animation, sums it all, having trouble understanding my condition and this video is all on point. Thank You
I have got bridge of 3 tooth last year and now ,tooth which had used for bridge are paining, got abscess , please suggest what i need to do ..dr Said to do root canal but i am scared .
I had my fixed bridge fro over 10 years and my new set will be installed tomorrow. I never had issues with it and even my dentist told me that it still looks great. Don’t be scared to go for fixed bridge or crowns because of his video. Unless there’s an underlying issues with the bone, I don’t think this will happen to anyone.
Fixed bridges can be a good solution for the indicated cases yes.
Thank you , your comment just made me feel better , I am 23y and Im going to do fixed Bridge , and was scared to do so , thank you for sharing you experience
@@AnaSantos-jy3ym my pleasure! Just make sure you do proper oral hygiene and regular dental check-up, you’ll be good. 😉❤️
@@MademoiselleCarel I'm going to get my done next month , I will be doing proper oral hygiene and absolutely will go fpr regular dental check up
Thank you
@@AnaSantos-jy3ym welcome! Please update me once it’s done. ☺️
I don't know what to do. I lost the same molar.
More información please. Thankyou 🙏
Implant freaks me out, knowing that screw need to be drill on your bones.
The costs would be a lot scarier. I had bone loss issues. As a result, I lost 4 molars 🦷. Before they can give me implants, I had to get gum surgery, get bone grafted then get teeth implanted. That costed me $60k 😱🤯. Protect your gum and teeth before it’s too late!
I have 2 missing teeth. My dr suggested dental implants not bridge. Because implementation lasts not the bridge.
I had a bridge put in the top front left of my mouth a little under a year ago. My teeth have shifted so bad because of it that my bite has had to be adjusted 4 times and it's still not right. Now the bridge has become un glued on one of my teeth so now I'm going back this next week. This bridge is so uncomfortable that I think I'm going to ask for 2 crowns and a implant. I don't know what else to do.
how has the implant gone?
idea: how about "bone"(ceramic ended abutments capped off with 1,2,or 3 piece veneer bridge?
That’s a good idea
Thx.... For suggest 🥰good job bro
Very nice video. Thanks
Thanks Raghav!
I have a tooth bridge since 2012 and its still as good as new, and it cost me only 50Dollars.
Is it very difficult to clean?
Where did you got it done ??? Which insurance coverage do you have ?????
Wau
50? No way!
@@lovelynaturegirl8669 50 thousands $$
Thanks doc tooth bridge is the best
Which one last long wana knw pliz🙏🙏
Is bride is a safe or not doctor
Does cape bridge occur any problem in airport body scanning?
no. because no one has ever try to store explosive in it just yet
I feel like the dentist just wants you to get that very expensive implant. That most insurance companies won't cover a lot of the cost.
so true. I just came back from the dentist with a set decision for a bridge even thought i know i'll have to get it replaced but he still try to convince me for that super expensive implant
@@syrusezrabuni713 yes dentists are so greedy.
Exactly
The dentist makes money either way, no matter what you choose. But they are going to recommend the best treatment. You have to damage two natural, healthy teeth for a bridge, they don’t last as long, and they are harder to clean, which is why resorption and decay can happen.
@@IamHip exactly! I have an empty space where my tooth was pulled and just today the dental hygienist was recommended a tooth Bridge to save on cost but I can not allow myself to get my natural, perfectly healthy teeth to be permanently damaged for a bridge. Id rather save up and get an implant
I want the clinic address
Wow looks terrifying. I am getting my front left tooth done. I have a flipper, without the retainer its lasted 3 years. Now is decaying the dentist retired and did me a favor and just attached it to the nub that was left. I have a live nerve still to this day.And cant get no one to fix it because of the live nerve. They say Implant. And a root canal, which is 1500 dollars more on account of the live nerve.But can't they just pull it all out cheaper?
What did you end up doing?
Did u do the bridge, I’m scheduled to have it done in 3 days, I have a removable for just one tooth as it’s uncomfortable I decided to have a bridge as I’m not a candidate for implant.
Sir mere niche wali teeth me hai front me kya bridge success ho gi ya nahi
Answer mil jaye to btana
common ..you make it look like the bridge will only last for a year or 2..my mother had a bridge for 25 years...if the bridge is properly done it can last a long long time
I agree, my uncle had a bridge too for 20 years.
Yes, it can last many years. Implants can also have problems.
@@Dentalk i also see that often they put bridge of 3 over 2 implants...why is bone lose not an issue in that scenario?
Once a bridge fails does another one just get put on?
@@Dentalk what are some of the problems...
I m faceing problem coz of root canal my roots is full of bacteria so i remove my rct its so painful now what is better implant or bridge i dont no
Implants is the best alternative because you don’t need to encroach the adjacent teeth, it’s anchored to your jawbone which can preserve your bone structure, it’s designed to be aesthetically pleasing and reliable at the same time. BUT, it has complications. The cost is a thing you have to take into consideration, an implant is way more expensive than the bridge, then your body could potentially reject the implant though it depends on each individual’s situation, once implanting, it could potentially hit neighboring structures like the maxillary sinus (When you’re implanting the maxillary posterior region) and it could also hit your nerves there in your lower jaw (When implanting the mandibular posterior region) and this can lead to more procedures. If you manage to surpass these, good for you. In conclusion, an implant is better than a bridge, it has a higher success rate of 97% and it has a 3% failure rate. A bridge however has a 50% success rate and a 50% failure rate.
Hello , I recently had a 3 unit
bridge on lower incissors , I was missing one congentially . My dentist did root canals on my two abutment teeths which were perfectly fine(without any cavity) before cutting them and installing bridge . But I am reading online that it's not compulsary to do . So I am wondering why did he did that , Are there some advantages of it if we do the RCT before ? or did he just do it to make some money ? I am really feeling bad knowing I have destroyed my other fine teeths as well. Would RCT treated teeth cause problem in future ?
Same situation 🤣🥺pr mene dentist pr gussa krdiya aur rct q krau aise bola 🤣🤣rct se to bach gyi pr mere gums drd kr rhe h jin daat pr cap unke i don't know ki yeh normal ya nhi 😪😕if you know then please let me know😓
If a tooth has to be heavily prepared for a bridge, then a root canal treatment is done in many ocasions, but I don’t know how was you original dental status to tell you
It depends on your dental status. For me, RCT is required for one of my teeth.
Same situation 🥺
@@whiteagni1 so its our choice?? To do rct?? Or not
Everyone tell me bridge animation is right or no I'm scared bcz i had bridge please tell me how long lifespan of bridge
I think bridge is better then implant. Implant is derect pressure in bon there also bon lossing this is common thing. Bridge normally 20 years to go. Implant is very risk and future problem are came. I prefer bridge is good. This video marketing purpose. In case future implants better came to market that's time negative video games to aganest implant.
Yes... Agreed
@@AromaOfLife..541 ur from which country
Hey bro could you please explain ?
@@zainulabid3157 ak dam sahi bole vai bridge is better then implant
How much it cost??
I have a question. I'm patient of I.T.P can i do implant?
You need to have the same precautions as with any surgery. It´s important to check with your hematologist the platelets levels, as they need to be in a certain levels to perform the surgery safely.
Implant or bridge which one is better pls suggest me ??
This video shows bone atrophy/receding in the bone tissue above the middle, free floating tooth. Causing issues for the adjacent implants later on. My oral surgeon assured me that the implants on either side of this tooth would keep stimulating bone growth above the middle tooth in my implant bridge. And bone atrophy will not occur. That's what makes these bone atrophy graphics presentations on CZcams so confusing. Why the diff here and not in my dental surgeon's office? Anyway, I will be having this exact implant procedure done in several months after a bone graph a few days after this posting. We'll see in one year, I guess.
I had it one week ago I can’t eat a thing got stitches pain and I am afraid
We don't have 😔😢😢 mechanisms. I lost seen tooth
What would you recommend for missing lateral incisors on top teeth both sides: dental bridge or 2 dental implants?
If the conditions of bone and soft tissues are good enough a dental implant is advisable
@@Dentalk Thank you for replying! I'm so confused as am getting mixed messages from different professionals.
@@RA-qn5yjwhat u have done? now I'm at ur place and confused what to do .. implant or bridge
@@Dentalki had braces for almost a year to fix gaps between my tooth and now have got them off.... and additionally i am missing a lateral incisor in upper jaw since birth.... which i need to fix. I am 26 now.
My dentist says since my central incisor has undergone considerable movement during the last 1 year... i should go for an implant over braces.
What's your opinion on this ?
Implant treatment charges?
Am 24 years old I had 2 missing teeth in the front so my dentist recommended me dental bridges with 4 supporting teeths so I have 4 teeths grounded 😭 since I didn't have enough bone to get implants done .
Can I get implants now?
If you have enough bone volume then you may be a candidate for dental implant treatment
Yes, you still can get implant even if you don't have enough supporting bone now by doing bone graft.
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Ok idk if anybody can give me advice. I have this exact issue, missing that exact tooth in between 2 good teeth. However, the dentist claims that I need the bridge to cover 4 (2 good, the gap, and the final good tooth) because it'd be more sturdy if i use an extra tooth, but in any case, my insurance wont cover the 4th tooth. So i would have to pay $1000 out of pocket. Should i just do the 3 teeth or take their advice and do the 4?? i dont know how i feel about them scraping down my good teeth
Not good bridge teeth it will not last long..i regret that i did it 😞
@@marivicfernandez6973 why do u regret?
@@marivicfernandez6973 I am regretting it too. I got bridge of 3 tooth last year and now those healthy tooth which r used for bridge are paining ..got abscess .. i Never regret anything in life than doing this bridge process. Dr said i need root canal & i am not ready for it 😞😓😓 Missing my old tooth badly ..
@@babietochhawng because not last long those tooth healthy use for bridge will damage too then u need to have root canal
@@r.s.1597 yeah same happen to me I did root canal to save the tooth where it was healthy before but dentist will never tell what will happen in future
It's a great decision I chose denture
it just shows bridge is not long term and advisable remedy
I had almost all upper teeth damaged so we've decided to go crown. Circular, all teeth
Is it hard to clean?
Meeting with the family
Ok, so I just got an estimate for 4 implants with no bone grafts necessary including restoration of the crowns after six months , whatever that means. I assume it means adjustments as needed or I guess it could mean that is when temp crowns come off and permanent ones are installed. Either way , the cost for 4 implants including post, abutment, and crown without bone grafts was around 24,000.
I rarely see pricing and I think people need at least a ballpark figure.
One dentist said I need a bone graft and one said I did not, I think it is worth getting two opinions as a bone graft is the cost of one implant so very important ti pay a small consult fee to avoid 1000’s for a bone graft that you may not need, not to mention healing time needed from bone graft which is 3-6 months , then there is a risk of it not even working.
I just got a quote for $3000 per implant. Just shop around
I was first quoted $7000 by a Chinese run clinic in San Diego and of course I declined
Go to Los Algodones, Mexico!
@@2forfun007 make sure the oral surgeon has a good reputation and reviews, cheaper doesn't always mean the same quality and the surgery isn't easy to do
@@floydcage2494 very true
I had the surgery on Thursday by a 5 star surgeon here in San Diego Dr Nelson oral surgeon
Lets see in few months when they put the crown on to gauge his excellency
Where are you from ?
Is 24,000 in peso ?
will it still decay even if you take good care of it?
It’s unlikely that you have decay if you have a proper care
@@Dentalk don't lie
When you put it this way. I dont know how people lived before implants were invented in their up to date form.
Implants and fillings existed way before the toothbrushes and toothpaste was even invented. They melted precious metals and filled in the gaps of the tooth and everything they could pour it into in place of broken and missing teeth. Thats why if you look at mummies you sometimes see gold jaws, etc
@@sceneandemo4ever also for the most part every dentist with a crown or implant in the back of their mouth its always gold not veneers gold last 3x longer & is 3x stronger than veneers
When they explain how the bridge work i was like hell no. To expensive and i can't afford implants. All this is just too much, just to have a beautiful smile.
Mamacita
It works like a bridge
It's not about smile, it's useless have money if you can't eat well
Coi này xong sợ quá à muốn đi cắm implant liền mà không có tiền huhu
I’m seeking some advice since I have very recently been told that I need to pull both of my first molars. I’ve since then had my left first molar removed and now I am hesitant for the second surgery. Both of my teeth were infected and my right molar is still currently. I have no pain whatsoever but the underlying issue is that it has to be pulled. I worry because I’m already finding it difficult to chew and it’s very hard to make that adjustment.
I just want to know if anyone else has had this experience and I’m wondering what everyone thinks the best option is. I could either get the bridge and shave down healthy teeth and risk infection again or I can get an implant which I simply can’t afford. Honestly it’s all been really hard for me and I kindve want any help I can get :(
how is it now? what did you opt?
@@aaiizzyy3360 It’s been a lot easier to chew on my left side now and I’m planning on removing my right 1st molar soon. I’ve decided on not getting the implant or bridge and I’m instead going to ask my dentist about a flipper/denture!
@@magicee_maria the 1st molar is the main molar people use to chew food with so if you can afford a root canal I'd get it done on the other molar by an endodontist(it usually last longer than those that are done by a dentist). Missing as little as one tooth can cause a lot of problems to adjacent teeth
@@floydcage2494 Yeah the first molars are extremely useful but unfortunately there was no chance in saving either of them. I now currently have both of them removed and recovering from my second surgery! It’s honestly not as bad as I thought it would be and now I have a wisdom tooth growing in so maybe I can keep it! Thanks for the advice tho :)
Have been in a similar soup. What u can do is get a partial denture, after the extraction. Then save some money for the implant and go for it. It is a better option than risking cutting down ur healthy teeth. Check if ur insurance covers it.
So basically if you want to get one tooth bridged, that involves teeth around it too? Like even healthy teeth around it get ruined ??!!
Yes, adjacent tooth need to be prepared
Do not remove your teeth. Keep if you can it's better than dentures or implants don't rush if you are not sure. Many dentists don't do their job as an art as they should the shape and the size of theeth matters.
every time someone smiles you'll notice, it's not the patient fault but the dentists. I wish all the dentists do their job as an art and as if it was their teeth but there are very few out there. I hope everyone would find one.
Hola Si
TRUE
I'm 27 year i lost my 2 front teeth and the doctor told me i don't have enough bone for implant but i can go for bridge fix pls suggest me should i do bone graft because I'm already scared of bridge fix by watching this video.
You are young, so if you can do bone graft and implants it may be a better long term solution.
@@Dentalk thanks for the advice i will definitely go for bone grafth.
My molars teeth on is missing I'm going to doctor he putting in dental bridge both side so plz tell me how long lifespan of bridge
what would be the cost for implant ?
30k to 60 k rupees
@@sahildhapola_ sure ? In Bangladesh it costs 65000-100000
looks like those commercial where people can do a dayly tasks like pour milk in a glass without spilling until they find this new infomercial product for pouring milk hahahaha
Dr, ajay kumar
Which is bridge and implant
Implant is the metal piece that goes inside the bone
@@Dentalk I was asking which is the left one and the right one.
I don’t like how invasive the dental implant is and also how much down time it is. With bone graft plus the implant; it’s like 8-13 months for the entire process. Idk about anyone else but I’m not gonna be walking around with no tooth for that long
How long does it take for bone loss to occur ????
It may not happen, but it is a very slow process usually.
@@Dentalk I've had a missing front tooth for 10 months now , and still need a implant. Been delayed because of covid 19 😤😤😤😤
@@zaynumar0 same here.
@@avatar3442 what happened to you bro
@@zaynumar0 i had an accident last year in which i lost my one front teeth. So I've done implant surgery last year which failed due to infection and I've to remove it. Then dentist says we have to wait for some time to fill the cavity made by implant but even after one year that cavity doesn't fill property so they now suggest me for dental bridging. But i didn't done anything right now. That's my case mate
Basically, The implant is less risky, but more expensive while the bridge is cheaper, but less effective and the cost could eventually exceed that of an implant. There is also the problem that bridges can sometimes involve healthy tooths, which worsen over time whenever a new bridge is required. I always felt off with the idea of bridges and it took me over 7 months to finally save enough to get my two implants.
Edit: My tooths were measured, and it was set to another business to create the tools specific to my implant, I paid all costs, and the dentist told me that they will call me once they arrive so he can implant them. They called me once it arrived and asked me to pay for "continuation fees for $500" which was not mentioned before, and made nonsense. I can't find information about a "continuation fee" related to dentists on all sites I have searched. And I truly don't trust the dentist to tell me the truth.
Anyone?
implants too can get infected as they also have crown which causes food lodgement like in Bridge
Plz tell me which is better implant or bridge only single teeth up primolor age 32
@@revathib2295 preferably bridge
@@sharadranjangoankar1172 thaq
@@sharadranjangoankar1172 thaq
Pretty good vídeo but the idea is to sell the implant, of course is the best.
However, the situation that you described with the dental bridge it only happens when the dentist does not trained the patient on how to take care, or the patient just didn't care the dental brush tecnique.
Besides, it seems the dentist forgot the Angel Law.
Not true . A bridge has a 7-10 year lifespan and even with diligent cleaning, has to be replaced . When that bridge comes out it smells like a dead animal . It is really the worst thing , but only used because implants are so expensive.
No one with money would opt for this solution otherwise .
@@brandydavine4194 Are you a dentist
Once I implanted one teeth. After nine years the implanted tooth with two of adjacent teeth left from place. Then now i lost three teeth instead of one.
What it means implant fail for u? How r u doing now and what solution did you get?
Yes let us know
Implanted or bridge more safe??
@@arjunj2599 bridge is safe.
Implant carries the same risk like bridge and also more invasive.
grinding teeth and grinding bone u can think of the difference
How ? Explain please
Thats happened to me keep losing teeth
Age
dental bridge is budget friendly while implant is expensive
Dental bridges are budget friendly but implants when done by a professional who knows what they are doing is better for all your teeth and bone structure in the long run....
@@ememobongnkana yeah I'm sure a titanium screw in my jaw is a great idea, spend thousands and still have problems later in life...
So what's the final result.? Which is good implant or bridge ?? I had an implant surgery previous year which gets failed in stage 1. So dentist suggest me for bridging. Pls tell me which is good m so worried
@@avatar3442 dentures
Implant works "IF" Your bone doesn't reject it (50/50 Odds) & Then 2- 5 months for Prep, Healing & Finish. I'm 63 and have that same tooth gone. "IF" Bridge is done "Professionally (Well Experienced Dentist) & Properly" & You take excellent care & cleaning, the bridge will last 10-25 years.
The Bridge is the Route I'll be taking soon enough. Each persons situation is .
different. Best Wishes 🦷🦷🦷
i think bridge just need some proper taking care of
@@EnSabahNur-ir5mw r u serious it's that easy to fall off?
@@fauzanoorwmine took almost 8years before it fell.
@@jaewalker1527 and did u get your new bridge now? And how bout ur gum? Does it resorb from time to time?
@@fauzanoorw i did get a new one... with gums no issues at all.
@@fauzanoorw I have tooth bridge and it stays strong for only around 1 and half year and after that it started to loosen and often fall off if I had some hard foods
I’m in process of getting implant and so far no big deal. No pain at this point.
just curious how did it go? I need 4
@@bassmanschick I go in Monday for my implant…. But my aunt in her 60s says she loves her 3 implants. She would choose the implants over the crowns.
hi cc how are doing now
@@nonhlemkhize3407 everything going well. I now have the implant in my gum. I have to wait for that to heal 3 months and I’ll be going to my dentist for the actual tooth 🦷 to be made in November 2022. The few procedures I’ve had so far were good experiences. It’s the healing between procedures that is time consuming to ensure a healthy strong implant.
@@elite3737 do you mind me asking how much you paid? I need two implants
I have gap between 4 teeths in front, so i think bridge is better me, Dentist here is advising the same, please share your opinion as well
Well, I tried to ask kriss ai about this and it said that given your situation and the recommendation from your dentist, a dental bridge seems like a suitable option for you. It offers a good balance of aesthetics, functionality, and cost-effectiveness. But t's also worth considering dental implants as an alternative. Implants are more durable and do not affect adjacent teeth. However, they are more expensive and require a longer treatment time.
@@VanessaRodrigo311-nw8ye What is kriss and how can you access that?
So one procedure is a silver bullet? Too good to be true usually is not.
Someone help I don’t know what to do… do I choose an implant or the bridge? everyone keeps talking about both and how they both lead to issues moving on… also I’m broke but if the implant is better than I rather get the implant done
Depending on the case it has its indications. We cannot recommend one or another if we don’t have a proper diagnosis.
Dentists always recommends fixed bridge over dental implant coz they know that you will be surely go back to them to refix the bridge. Fixed bridge has more disadvantage than dental implant. the gums tends to pull back due to bone lost after tooth extraction and it will make a gap between the false teeth and the gum itself. For me dental implant way too expensive but more practical than bridge coz its permanent and you will only do it once. but again, not all can be a candidate for dental implant. In order to have a dental implant, you must have a healthy and strong bones to support the screw and the false teeth. If you have unhealthy gums, it must be treated first and realigned to have a perfect fit of the dental implant tooth.
An implant is not permanent and you can have bone loss around an implant as well and then you will see the fixture/implant and even the screw threads sometimes and it looks really ugly from aesthetical point. This video doesn't show the problems you can have with an implant. Remember that en implant i static and doesn't have the spring system like a real tooth in your bone and the most common thing with a crown or a bridge on implant is fracture because of that and needs to be repaired (expensive) at some point. Compare it to a car, if you drive a car without a spring system and hit a bump the car is going to hit the ground very hard compared with a car with spring system. When you chew and bite the mouth/jaw hits with a big force, that's why you have a spring system in your real teeth so they don't fracture. In implants you don't have that. If you care about the teeth holding the crown or bridge it can stay there for a very long time. A had a patient 86 years old a couple of years ago and he got his bridge (gold/acryllic) when he was 40 something and still had the same bridge (the acryllic damaged at some places in the back - didn't bother him) but teeth still intact and no infections over the years. But also remember that gold has another surface structure than for example cobolt/chrome and the gold surface tends to keep clean if the patient is caring about his oral health. This video doesn't show the different complications you can have with an implant.
@@katrinesafin2419 u r cuuract. Impant also derect pressure for bon there also bon lossing. I think bridge is better for implant. Impant is very risky
@@katrinesafin2419 did he in any point the patient who had the bridge had bone loss or recession?
Thanks for the information..
@@jesusisgod2953 bro this is a dental video
After ko mapanood itong video parang ayoko na ituloy yun pag install ng fixed bridge sa froont teeth ko.
I have a dental bridge 4 teeth, but my teeth so sensitive and its was root canal treatment How long my bridge long last?
It depends on the case and the care you take for it.
Should avoid eating sticky food and very hard food, and normal hygiene,, I have one bridge since 15 years,, till now no problem,,,, also depends on good Dr
@@ambujar5070 aap kese care krte ho please reply
My doctor offered me a bridge crown I said no thank you I will make money and get implant. If you travel to different countries it could be cheaper there. I had some dental work done in Mexico , Ukraine and Russia. Saved me lots of money
Come in Albania zircone 150€
very expensive ma’am
Can u refer your dentist in Mexico and how much was it
@@gracemartinez8347 czcams.com/video/lkm9H9FR8Go/video.html
@@gracemartinez8347 the link I shared this is the Dentist I used. They are not the cheapest but very good doctors. In Mexico you'll pay around %40-60 less than in USA. But if you got to russia or Ukraine you will pay %70-80 less.
I guess denture is better option, you put it before eating and then remove anytime and clean it. Your all natural tooths and gums are untouched.
Not really dentures end up messing up the rest of your teeth where it covers i have suffered with is and currently saving up for an implant
When I get old that's what I'm going for
Nope dentures ruin gums. I had to have temporary ones but was told by s different dentist to stop wearing them all together
@@jomsies This is what my dentist said to me yesterday, you are 100% right brother.
@@Simpleliviing It doesn't happen to everyone. My mum has been wearing denture for over fifty years and I never heard her complain about gum problem.
I have tooth bridge for front teeth from past 10 year and now they are infected ...
But now I interested in implants shall I go with implants? Is it permanent solution then bridge?
You should get your case analyzed first. Check the amount of bone, status of your gums etc. Then if everything is healthy you may go with dental implants if the conditions necessary are present.
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Oh hellllll no they aren't doing either to me! lmao
I would love to get implants but let’s be honest, what average person has money for dental implants? I sure don’t....
You put it on a credit card and chip away at it like everyone else.
Implants are best...but very costly...dont hv money for that.. but I wish I did...😔
@@starieteeluckdharry1778 yeah and most to all insurance don't cover that, whereas they would cover a portion of a bridge
I had implants n earlier I had bridge too . In my opinion implant are best . Traditional implant process work in 3 installment. If one plan properly people can afford it all u need a good dentist n team
In India, best quality implants cost around 500$. If you can make the trip, it's worth thinking about
so basically me chosing implants was smart.
But how do they look
lucky u i'd done dental bridge 2 days ago...i regret a lot
@@babietochhawng i did dental bridge 1 month ago now I am scared 😞 don't know how long bridge will stay ......
@@salmazahan9534 i too don't know...the emotional struggle i had for the past two weeks was horrible...it's exactly one month now...now im a bit use to it...if its broken or something happens in the future i think our dentists will be able to fix them again...so i don't wanna worry about my bridges anymore...how is ur bridge? mine is pretty good
@@Varun._ me too two bridges left side and right side...we already made our choice and we can't do anything now...so i just hope it will last for a long time...the left side is still feeling weird and im still on the process of getting used to it...everyday im still regretting though...
Which one is the better.?? Im 33 and lost my graham tooth
Implant if you still got bone there
If not then you will have to get bone graft before the implant
@@G.A.C_Preserve sure i have bone it located in graham. But i look in internet for implant methode are enought expensive.
@@taufanganteng5104 I don't know, but because bone Lost can be repaired later on anyway so use the cheaper option for now until you got enough money or something to get both bone grafts and the implant at the same time (15 years later maybe or something like that)
@@taufanganteng5104 I recommend the Maryland Bridge method because it's less intrusive than regular bridge methods (you don't need to grind down both good teeth just for one tooth)
You can fix it later on in life with a dental composite anyway
@@G.A.C_Preserve is that methode good enought to eat.?? I hear the bridge methode feell weird if use for eat i like hard meat and it tought for tooth
I like teeth now
An implant is not permanent and you can have bone loss around an implant as well and then you will see the fixture/implant and even the screw threads sometimes and it looks really ugly from aesthetical point. This video doesn't show the problems you can have with an implant. Remember that en implant i static and doesn't have the spring system like a real tooth in your bone and the most common thing with a crown or a bridge on implant is fracture because of that and needs to be repaired (expensive) at some point. Compare it to a car, if you drive a car without a spring system and hit a bump the car is going to hit the ground very hard compared with a car with spring system. When you chew and bite the mouth/jaw hits with a big force, that's why you have a spring system in your real teeth so they don't fracture. In implants you don't have that. If you care about the teeth holding the crown or bridge it can stay there for a very long time. A had a patient 86 years old a couple of years ago and he got his bridge (gold/acryllic) when he was 40 something and still had the same bridge (the acryllic damaged at some places in the back - didn't bother him) but teeth still intact and no infections over the years. But also remember that gold has another surface structure than for example cobolt/chrome and the gold surface tends to keep clean if the patient is caring about his oral health. This video doesn't show the different complications you can have with an implant.
Yes, this video does not show complications with dental implants or dental prosthesis. We have other videos for that such as this one: czcams.com/video/k0ol9hUrNM8/video.html
Sir bridge lagane ke bat upar video me jo dikhaya he wese hota he kya
Main vese hi kiya he muje ab dar lagne lag raha he sir plz ans
@@divya-nc8eq nhi divya ji esa humesha nhi hota aap ne kitne daant ka bridge lagwaya hai vese?
@@spritualclasses5570 1
2 ka support leke
Trinston was here.
A Bridge would be cheaper, but having to remove portions of your perfectly neighboring teeth sounds more terrifying than a implant.
I think I want an implant ! It seems like the bridge will go on and on. This is ridiculous.
Definitely implant. I got three milk teeth. No way I am gonna let 6 of my permanent teeth be grinded to make a bridge which have so many cons.
Some people aren’t candidates for the implants as I found out. After breaking my jaw three years ago, two dead front teeth, then root canals but the teeth still got infected due to the trauma from the broken jaw, etc. I went to two different dentists and an endodontist and they told me I don’t have enough jaw bone that’s strong enough to take the implants. I did the bone graft and now just praying for that to heal and see what they say in the next 5 months.
@@RenM908 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽 things go in your favor.
So basically this video is a big middle finger to the bridges treatment 🤣🤣🤣
😂😂😂
Of course. So we are all back to square one getting a screw stuck in our faces.
Yep, and even if you don’t have issues with the bridge it’s gotta be replaced every 7-10 years. I’m on my third bridge
Does it take one more tooth Evey 8 year, ?
@@r.s.1597 unfortunately, I’m dealing with that right now. I had to have an emergency root canal through the bridge recently because of a severe toothache, and now I have an appointment set up for implant consultation. I refuse to lose my front teeth and I feel this bridge is failing , most likely wasn’t installed properly because I am diligent about cleaning with super floss, water pic etc.
I’ve only had this third bridge for 2 years, and I know the quality of the bridge is made of the finest material that is used, because my ex owns a dental lab and he made it for me. Go to a very reputable dentist . The one I used for this past bridge was not good at all. On a positive note a bridge can be a good temporary fix .
Glad I got the implant and that I could afford it
Hello I am 5 years old
Hey there , brash ur teeth so u will not need to do some thing like this .
implant isnt recommmendable.. bridge is way better.. and to prolong it i recommend to do rootcanal with the teeth that will hold the bridge so no further adjustmnts needed :}
Root canal is a terrible idea, haven't you watched the documentary "the root cause" ?
Your mouth literally becomes a breeding ground for Bacteria and other germs, you can even get blood poisoning, really dangerous!
@@Ben-or1db if you dont brush yea
@@cahmon3y338 I'm not talking about brushing I'm talking about my first hand experience with a root canal which I had removed due to constant pain and infection, I never had problems with my health until I had a root canal, its a scam.
ive had a bridge for my two front teeth ever since i was 8. for ten years ive had one and im getting implants as soon as possible. all the bridge has done is decrease bone structure and recede my gum line and caause gum dammage and irritation. Its fine for short term use but not for years of use.
No
direct to the point,,,,,implant its better,,hahaha
@SarahJane Lagang how much is it?
@SarahJane Lagang ang mahal nman..sa korea 40k+ lang isang ngipin s implant,...hehehhe
@SarahJane Lagang 60.000$?!!
Implants is better but it's more expensive 😥😥😥
Every treatment has its indications, not everything works for everyone. A bridge done properly and in the indicated case can be a good solution.
Did you come to my home
Yikes
only rich people they can have teeth millions of poor people they not supposed to have teeth good job America
Malpractice..?
Denture is still the best
She okay now !
Implants are really popular with dentists. They must makes lots of money from it.
$3500 for each implant. take 3 to 6 months.
first 3 months - the bone grafth to be healed before the pin to be inserted
second 3 months - pin to be healed within the bone
then last 2 weeks - crown to be installed.
I have it done one
How mach cost implants
More expensive than learning that even in your mother tongue questions end with a question mark.
$3499 for one tooth in my clinic 😫
@@beckygomez-beaster2828 omggg so expensive 😣
Saan po location nyo
A Coruña - Spain
Fixed bridge a way better than Implant.. Much better enough in the pocket.. 😁
Been waiting for almost 2 months now...
7k per I teeth.. I lost two, I paid 4teeth all lol.. That's how fixed bridge works... Wow mazing
Oh.. Wow I'm also planning for the same but I was not sure about a tooth bridge or implant, thank you so much
But the implant is expensive
Go to Turkey. Much cheaper and same quality
@@hA409 how much in turkey?
@@hA409 Any clinic recommended?
So which one is better? Can't you guyz just rather have a doc explain everything as the video plays?! Smh
Each case has its indications, and both can be good if used properly and in the indicated cases.