Usually, a bridge is fixed and cemented. In a partial denture, it's usually removable.

They are not.

No, dental bridges are permanently cemented in place.

A true dental bridge is not removable. It is cemented into place using the adjacent teeth as supports. Some lay people use the word dental bridge to describe a removable piece to fill in or missing tooth or teeth. You need to get clarification from your dentist as to which appliance is being made for you. The fixed, or cemented appliance is always preferred because it feels more like your natural teeth and doesn’t move around like a removable appliance tends to. You also don’t have to deal with removing it and replacing it again.

There are two types of dental bridges: fixed (cemented) and removable. Depending on the type your dentist is considering that will answer your question.

Dental bridges are a permanent they usually are a group of crowns together to replace missing teeth that are permanently put in

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Dr. Mark Berkowitz

No. Bridges are considered a fixed restoration. In other words, we have to cement the bridge in place and can not be removed unless the dentist drills it off.

Hello,

No, dental bridges are not removable. They are delivered by cementing the bridge down.

Thank you for your question.