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Wide screen (HDV) presentation of proprietary bonding procedure and products for placement of Ivoclar Vivadent IPS Ceramic - Metal multi unit bridge and individual crowns. Procedure sequence begins subsequent to removal of temporary restorations. Watch uses and applications of etching products, IPS MultiLink bonding compounds and adhesives. Video sequences produced by Ivoclar Vivadent. Material provided through 
Bacteria, bonding surface leakage and decay are the prime culprits in this case of a total bridge failure. Bonding surfaces destroyed long before bacteria and decay destroyed the bonded anchor teeth and even an entire healthy tooth within the span of the bridge. Removal required no instrumentation beyond fingers and a thumb. An excellent testimonial on why good oral health care habits are important for maintaining the longevity and function of a dental bridge. Video sequences provided by 
Unfortunately, many dentists place new dental bridgework too early. Because the underlying bone and gum tissue will begin resorption quickly, time should be alloted to let the gum tissue take up it's final resting place. A determination can then be made if an augmentation is needed. Only then, should the bridge be fabricated. Video footage provided by 
Some patients can be lucky to have a second chance of having "almost natural" teeth after a bridge failure. See how a posterior section of an upper arch is prepared to grow new bone and soft tissues that will accommodate new teeth after bone regeneration is completed. Recommended viewing for patients considering a new bridge. Material provided by 