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Deichgoettin
2 years ago

What do you understand under “Zahnschutz”.

A bridge is made only when one or more teeth must be replaced and implants are not possible or are not affordable for the patient.

Otherwise, if there is no longer much tooth substance, it is possible to grind (prepare) inlays, onlays, 3/4crowns, partial crowns or full crowns in a dental laboratory. Depends on how much of the tooth substance is missing. And from what material this “tear protection” is, is a pure question of money.

Deichgoettin
2 years ago
Reply to  hannah3232

Don’t understand your comment. In your latest question, read that you have long since decided to remove the teeth/bridge.

Why should teeth be reground when they are already? It is possible to pull the tooth in the same way when it should be ground constantly.

You can’t see that. You should have explained that to your ZA. For dental reasons, a small post-preparation of already ground teeth is required. Preparation is not the same as preparation. Different crowns/bridge pillars need different preparations.

And no, your idea that you can pull your teeth right away is wrong, because it is only minimally reprepared, which doesn’t matter to the tooth. And “rigid” is also wrong. Because when a bridge is made, it is assumed that it lasts many years – sometimes even a lifetime.

Deichgoettin
2 years ago

Gerne – and thanks :-))

Deichgoettin
2 years ago

If you have any doubts with your future denture, please get a second opinion. This right is in all cases and it is also paid by the KK. All right.

DanielJames
2 years ago

Tooth cuffs belong to the fixed denture. What is there to be protected? The alternative to bridges are implants. For implants, the neighboring teeth do not have to be ground, which is stupid if they are completely healthy.
Implants are usually possible without damage to other teeth, but they are harder to clean (I have heard).

anti45
2 years ago
Reply to  DanielJames

they are not harder to clean, I myself have implants, but they are expensive.

DanielJames
2 years ago
Reply to  hannah3232

Yes, there are implants. My dentist has enlightened me, without prejudice, and I now have the opportunity to decide – perhaps with the help of the oral surgeon I should look beforehand, to advise me what is going on with my jaw.

DanielJames
2 years ago

For now, I meant. I drew your way.

DanielJames
2 years ago

The joke is you have to live with it now. Take a look at your dentist’s bill, whether there’s something that was calculated for clarification on the problems and risks.
If you have, you can complain to the doctor’s office. Maybe he already has a file because others complained. No doctor wants the medical chamber to look more closely. If you are the first, there is a beet and the next time it can lead to the recognition of apricotation.
I’m sure the doctor’s chamber can also call you a doctor who looks at the colleague’s footwork when it is.