Porcelain Crowns

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Operation Time : App. 2 Hours
After Operation Recovery Time : 7-10 days
Hospital Stay : 1 Night
Healing Time : 4-6 weeks
Return To Work Time : After 2 Weeks
Hotel Acommodation : 7 days

The given timeframes are approximate. The surgeon will decide on a precise plan based on an individualized assessment.

What is a Dental Bridge?

A dental bridge is a restorative dental procedure utilized to address gaps resulting from missing teeth. These gaps can lead to teeth shifting, bite issues, and increased risks of dental problems. Dental bridges offer an effective solution for replacing missing teeth and restoring oral health.

Who can have Dental Bridges?

Dental bridges are a common dental restoration option used to replace missing teeth. They are suitable for various individuals, but the decision to get a dental bridge depends on several factors. Here are some considerations:

  1. Missing Teeth: Dental bridges are most suitable for individuals with one or more missing teeth. They are designed to bridge the gap created by missing teeth.
  2. Oral Health: Good oral health is essential for the success of dental bridges. The supporting teeth (abutment teeth) need to be in good condition to provide a stable foundation for the bridge. Additionally, the patient should have healthy gums.
  3. Stability of Adjacent Teeth: Dental bridges are typically anchored to adjacent teeth (abutment teeth) for support. These teeth need to be strong and stable. If they are compromised or weak, alternative options such as dental implants may be considered.
  4. Patient's Overall Health: The patient's overall health is a crucial factor. Some health conditions may affect the success of dental procedures, and the dentist will consider these factors before recommending a dental bridge.
  5. Commitment to Oral Care: Maintaining good oral hygiene is crucial for the longevity of dental bridges. Patients must be committed to regular oral care practices, including brushing, flossing, and regular dental check-ups.

It's important to note that while dental bridges are a common and effective solution, there are alternative options such as dental implants and removable partial dentures. The choice of treatment depends on various factors, and individuals should consult with their dentist to determine the most suitable option based on their specific oral health needs.

The Benefits of a Dental Bridge

  • Restores proper biting, chewing, and speech functionality, improving your smile.
  • Prevents natural teeth from shifting into the space left by the missing tooth.
  • Preserves the shape of your face by preventing changes caused by tooth loss.
  • Offers a natural-looking and durable solution for tooth replacement.

How is Dental Bridge Procedure Perfromed?

At your first appointment:

  1. A comprehensive clinical examination, including X-rays and consultation, will be conducted.
  2. Local anesthesia will be administered for your comfort.
  3. The adjacent teeth will be prepared by removing a small amount of tooth structure.
  4. An impression of your teeth will be taken using an intra-oral camera or traditional dental mold, which will be sent to our on-site dental laboratory for bridge fabrication.
  5. A temporary bridge will be placed, and you'll be advised to avoid sticky or hard foods and chewing on that side until your final fitting appointment.

At your second appointment:

  1. The fitting of the bridge will be checked, ensuring proper bite, size, shape, and color.
  2. If the results are satisfactory, the bridge will be polished and cemented in place.

At your third appointment:

  1. Final adjustments will be made to ensure a perfect fit.
  2. The bridge will be permanently fixed, providing long-lasting stability.
  3. Additional appointments may be scheduled if necessary for optimal fitting.

For more information or to schedule a consultation, please contact us. Our skilled dental professionals are here to guide you through the dental bridge procedure and help you achieve a healthy, confident smile.




Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

 Is the dental bridge procedure painful?

Local anesthesia is administered during the procedure to ensure your comfort. Any discomfort is typically minimal and manageable.

How long do dental bridges last?

Dental bridges are known for their durability, and with proper care, they can last for many years. Regular dental check-ups and good oral hygiene practices contribute to their longevity.

Can anyone get a dental bridge?

Dental bridges are a viable option for many individuals with missing teeth, but a comprehensive examination by a dentist is necessary to determine suitability based on individual oral health conditions.

Are dental bridges noticeable?

Modern dental bridges are designed to be natural-looking, and the materials used closely mimic the appearance of natural teeth. Most people won't notice a well-crafted dental bridge.

What is the recovery process like?

Our esteemed organization serves as a facilitator between patients and  doctors, ensuring a seamless recovery process through comprehensive pre-operative and post-operative care guidance. Our dedicated team works closely with qualified doctors to guarantee optimal outcomes and a smooth transition towards a successful recovery.

"The preliminary information provided here regarding treatments contains details from the authorized clinics we have contracted with as a health tourism agency. More detailed information will be given directly to patients undergoing treatment following the examination by the clinic's qualified doctors. At this stage, Tourmedical Health Tourism Agency will only provide intermediary services, including transfers, accommodation, translation, assistance, and communication between the doctor and the patient. The authority and responsibility for treatments lie with the clinics and the doctors performing them. Tourmedical does not provide any recommendations or guidance regarding treatments."