BRIDGE WITHOUT PREPARATION

FIBER REINFORCEMENT BRIDGES WITHOUT GRINDING

The fiber-reinforced bridges made without grinding work naturally and, like good-quality fillings, serve reliably for many years.

There are two types of non-grinding bridges: direct (made by a technician)and indirect bridges (made by the dentist). Both types require minimal dental intervention, so the treatment is quick and gentle.

THE MAKING OF DIRECT AND INDIRECT FIBER REINFORCED BRIDGES

1. A tiny cavity is formed in both of the gap-bound tooth. It is the same way as in case of fillings.
2. The reinforcing fibers are stretched between these two cavities and the prosthesis is built into this.
3. The direct bridges are made by the dentist in the mouth, and the tooth is drawn from the filling material. Indirect bridges are created in the dental laboratory after taking an impression.

ONLY MINIMAL TOOTH MATERIAL IS TAKEN, SO THE TEETH REMAIN HEALTHY AND RESISTANT

Fiber reinforcement significantly increase the load capacity of the prostheses, and can be used to remedy many other dental problems. They can also be used to replace frontal teeth or to stabilize moving teeth.