Dental Bridges
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• | Trouble effectively biting and chewing, which can impede proper digestion. |
• | The development of a lisp or other speech issues. |
• | Food becoming trapped between your teeth, which increases your risk for cavities and gum disease. |
• | Uneven distribution of chewing pressure. This increases your risk for damage to adjacent teeth. |
• | The teeth begin to shift out of alignment, which alters your bite and the appearance of your smile. As your bite changes, you can develop issues such as bruxism and TMJ disorder. |
• | Restoring your abilities to bite and chew effectively. This can help to improve your digestion as well as your overall nutrition. |
• | Restoring your speech. |
• | Improving your oral health. |
• | Evenly distributing chewing pressure, which helps to reduce the risk of tooth damage. |
• | Preventing teeth from shifting out of alignment. This helps to preserve your bite, preventing crooked teeth and oral health issues. |