A case study shows successful aesthetic restoration in younger individuals using a minimally invasive bridge option, implying effective tooth replacement.
AbstractAn anterior tooth loss presents a functional, aesthetic, and rehabilitation challenge, particularly for individuals in the younger age range. For these patients, a minimally invasive option for function and aesthetic restoration is a resin bonded fixed partial denture. A kind of resin bonded bridge called a Maryland bridge includes supragingival borders, which prevent pulp stress and preserve periodontal health. The Maryland bridge is described in this case study as a successful treatment option for replacing lost anterior teeth.
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