is a dental bridge the best temporary solution for a missing tooth,what are all the options?

by Boogies with Fish

the conundrum is i have a crown on one side and a veneer on the additional the tooth that is missing is in the middle,would a join hold on persons two teeth?It was a tooth missing since i was very young,i know a dental establish is the best but i cannot afford it at this time,what can i do for a temporary solution until i can get the establish?and can you give me an thoughts on the costs of additional solutions thanks

Answer by D
I have had two bridges which were fine for many years. I now have an establish but must admit was far more pleased when I had the bridging it certainly felt better.

Answer by tooth975
Since the tooth has been missing for such a long time, why bother to have a temporary solution done? Bridges are stable restorations and not temporary so that is not really an option to consider. If you are plotting on an establish, then just place everything the way it is until you can have it done. The only conundrum with coming up too long is the amount of bone you may lose and you may need to have the bone built up. Areas of the jaw where there are missing teeth tend to lose bone (aka resorption) and the area may not have sufficient bulk for an establish to take hold. The only additional options are a join, which would require removal of the crown and veneer, and a partial denture.

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Answer by bmac
Depends on how far you are willing to travel in Georgia…? There is the Medical College of Georgia School of Dentistry:

http://www.mcg.edu/SOD/

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