Oral Hygiene: Like any other dental restoration, good oral hygiene is crucial in maintaining your…

Oral Hygiene: Like any other dental restoration, good oral hygiene is crucial in maintaining your dental bridge. Brushing two times a day with a soft-bristled toothbrush and flossing every day can go a long way in improving the life of your bridge.  Eating Habits: Dental bridges can crack or get damaged when you bite on hard objects like ice or hard candies. Avoid such food items to prolong the life of your dental bridge.  Bruxism: Grinding or clenching your teeth can put undue stress on your dental bridge and cause it to fail prematurely. If you grind your teeth in your sleep, talk to our dentist to get a night guard to protect your teeth and dental bridge.  Trauma: Dental bridges can be damaged due to injuries or trauma. In some situations, you might need to get them replaced as well. 

How long your dental bridge will last also depends on the type of dental bridge and quality of the porcelain or ceramic used to construct it. High-quality bridges made from ceramic or porcelain are more expensive but last longer. Maintaining your dental bridge ensures its longevity and prevents oral health.

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