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Maryland bridge, also known as a resin-bonded bridge, is a type of dental bridge that uses metal wings to attach to the back of the supporting teeth instead of crowns. Unlike traditional bridges, it doesn't require significant preparation of the adjacent teeth, making it a more conservative approach.
Here's a more detailed explanation:
What it is:
A Maryland bridge is a fixed partial denture where a replacement tooth (pontic) is supported by the adjacent teeth (abutments) via metal or resin wings that are bonded to the back of the abutment teeth.
Procedure:
The process involves etching the backs of the abutment teeth to create a surface for bonding, and then bonding the metal or resin wings to these surfaces.
Why use it:
Maryland bridges are often preferred for replacing single missing teeth in the front, particularly for adolescents or those who are not candidates for implants or traditional bridges due to tooth structure limitations.
Pros:
They are generally less invasive than traditional bridges, requiring less tooth preparation, and are cost-effective.
Cons:
They have a shorter lifespan than traditional bridges, may require rebonding over time, and may not be suitable for back teeth due to chewing forces.
Longevity:
With proper care and regular dental check-ups, a Maryland bridge can last for 5-10 years or longer, and can often be re-bonded if it becomes dislodged.

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