Conservative Bridge

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Conventional Bridge are crowns that are connected that are placed over two adjacent filed down teeth to restore a missing tooth. Another type of bridge consists of the replacement tooth attached to the adjacent teeth with wing-like frames that are bonded to the adjacent teeth, not filed down. The disadvantage of the bridge that is bonded rather than placed over filed down teeth is the longevity of retention.

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