
When carefully selected, it can be an excellent solution — particularly at the front of the mouth.
Back to Crowns & BridgesA Maryland bridge replaces a missing tooth using a false tooth that is bonded to the back of one or two adjacent teeth using thin metal or ceramic “wings.”
Because little or no drilling is required on the supporting teeth, it is considered a minimally invasive option.
Maryland bridges work best when:
They are commonly used for missing upper front teeth in carefully selected cases.
Maryland bridges may not be appropriate if:
In these situations, the risk of debonding is higher and alternative options may be more predictable.
The bonding stage is critical for long-term success.
In many cases, dental implants provide a more durable long-term solution. However, Maryland bridges may be preferred when:
The most appropriate option depends on long-term planning.
For this reason, they are often used in selected cases or as a step before implant treatment.
Maryland bridges require careful case selection and bite assessment. Your dentist will explain whether this option is suitable and outline realistic expectations.
Maryland bridges can be an excellent, conservative solution when carefully selected. Success depends on correct planning, appropriate case selection, and good maintenance.
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