Crowns and bridges are a decision that you and your dentist should discuss. During this initial visit, your dentist can advise you as to whether these are the right procedure for you. Both require making molds for the bridge or crown to be fitted into your mouth. This is usually done at an offsite dental lab. During your second visit, the crown or bridge will be fitted into your mouth. A follow up post-procedure visit may also be necessary to make any additional adjustments and check the prosthetic, or if you are having any complications. Your dentist wants to make sure that you are both happy and comfortable with your new bridge and crown.
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