What happens if the ceramic of a bridge or a sheath jumps out?

Dental bridges, porcelain crowns and, in general, the restorations that dentists place in the mouth, in the mouth, in the mouth, in the mouth, in the mouth, in the mouth, in the mouth, in the mouth, in the mouth, in the mouth, in the mouth and in the mouth. the Region of Murcia and elsewhere in the world, have a high resistance to fracture, which, however, over time can suffer and deteriorate.

In these cases, the solution is to replace the metal-ceramic crown, sleeve or bridge (when the structure is metal, made of a cobalt-chromium alloy) with a new one, more aesthetic and prepared to achieve optimum results both visually and functionally.

However, as a temporary solution, the most experienced professionals may propose to the patient to restore the tooth, covering it with a plastic material such as the one used in conventional fillings, knowing beforehand that its resistance is limited in time, and that it will have to be replaced as soon as possible.

How can this be done?

In this case we need to plan a comprehensive rehabilitation that improves the aesthetics of all teeth, for which treatment with orthodontics and fixed prostheses is foreseen.

Before starting the treatment, the patient comes for consultation due to the fall of the ceramic of a crown, being necessary to offer a temporary solution while we start the integral treatment with the patient.

It is difficult to re-bond the fallen ceramic fragment to this metal surface, so we must opt for a solution using a compomer.

To ensure that this area remains free of debris, we must first sandblast the surface with aluminium dioxide or bicarbonate and water.

A silanising agent is then applied to improve adhesion and left to dry for one minute, normally this will evaporate. — A silanising agent shall then be applied to improve adhesion.

The next step is an adhesive procedure, using a dual system (XP Bond, and Self Cure Activator, from Dentsply). — The next step is an adhesive procedure, using a dual system (XP Bond, y Self Cure Activator, Dentsply)

Once the bonding agents have been applied, we polymerise the tooth for 40 seconds to ensure the proper functioning of the bonding agents.

So, in an emergency of this kind, the most experienced and expert professionals will be able to resolve the patient's situation in a swift and decisive manner, in order to subsequently proceed with a complete or partial rehabilitation of the patient's aesthetics.