Brea Dental Office: Exceptional Dental Care Meets Your Smile’s Needs

Exceptional Dental Care Meets Your Smile’s Needs

Welcome to Brea Dental Clinic, a leading dental practice in the heart of Brea, committed to providing exceptional dental care.

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Under the expert guidance of Dr. Koroush Maleki, our clinic prioritizes your oral health and well-being. With a patient-centered approach and cutting-edge technology, we offer a comprehensive range of dental services tailored to meet your unique needs.

In this article, we invite you to explore the world of Brea Dental Clinic, discovering our state-of-the-art facilities, specialized dental treatments, and the unwavering dedication of our experienced team.

Uses

A dental bridge can help a person feel more comfortable with their smile. It can also enable them to chew normally.

When a person loses one or more teeth, it can affect their bite, causing pain or difficulty eating. Replacing those teeth prevents these complications.

A person may need a bridge if:

  • a tooth is so decayed that it falls out or a dentist removes it
  • an accident or injury damages a tooth beyond repair
  • decay or infection is so deep within a tooth that neither a filling nor a root canal are sufficient

Types

Dentists use several types of bridges:

  • A traditional bridge involves two crowns — sometimes called abutments — anchoring the fake tooth or teeth. This is the most popular type of bridge, and it can be fixed or removable.
  • A cantilever bridge requires only one crown for support. This involves a less intensive procedure and may be a good option for people who do not want to damage healthy teeth. However, the single crown can act as a lever, increasing the risk of tooth and jaw damage.
  • Maryland bridges are more conservative and less invasive than traditional or cantilever bridges. The bridge is anchored by metal or porcelain frameworks attached to the backs of teeth on either side of the gap. These bridges can preserve healthy teeth, but they are less secure.
  • Implant-supported bridges use dental implants as anchors. This type of bridge is more expensive and invasive but more secure.

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