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Temporary Bridge Fall: Understanding Abutment Tooth Pain
Temporary bridges are cemented and rarely fall out. If one does, abutment teeth (supporting teeth) may hurt due to:
- Trauma: Sudden loss causes mechanical trauma → sensitivity/pain.
- Root exposure: Roots normally covered become exposed to oral environment → hypersensitivity.
- Infection: Exposed roots can become infected.
- Increased pressure: Teeth shift without bridge support → excess pressure on abutments.
Action: See your dentist immediately for evaluation and treatment to relieve pain and prevent complications.
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