Madam Giang and Mr Collier have been regular patients of ours. However, they will be relocating to the United States and therefore Madam Giang requested for a smile makeover before they leave Malaysia. She wanted whiter teeth and to have her “little tooth” (known as…
Hi everyone, it’s been a very challenging 2020 as all of us were hit hard by the Covid-19 pandemic. As we all know, we’re told to stay at home if we can, minimise contact with people, avoid large crowds and gatherings, keep clean and always…
Losing a front tooth would be a total nightmare for me. I can’t imagine talking or smiling with other people while they stare at my missing front tooth.
This patient also had lost one of his front tooth for a while and had been looking for a way to replace it.
With advancements in dentistry nowadays, there are many ways to replace a lost tooth.
I explained to him the options that were available and suitable for him, and after discussing together we agreed on doing a fibre-reinforced composite (FRC) bridge.
With an FRC bridge, we do not need to cut a lot of the adjacent teeth as compared to a conventional bridge. It is also more cost-effective and can be done in one visit. And unlike dentures, it is permanently fixed in place and do not need to be taken out.
However, it may not be suitable for all cases, therefore the dentist would need to do a proper check before determining if FRC bridge is suitable for you or not 😉
In about one hour, the tooth was sculpted and placed on the fibre that connects the two natural teeth at the side.
In just one visit, the patient was able to smile with complete set of front teeth again!
Do you have any missing front tooth?
Come and let us help you restore your beautiful smile 🙂
You can also write to me at adyan@story.drfauziah.com if you have any enquiries, I’ll be happy to answer.
Stay safe and take care!
Lots of love,
Dr. Adyan
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