What Is a Roundhouse Bridge?
In this video, Dr. Matthew Keider explains the options for a full-arch restoration, including semi-removable and fixed solutions for replacing all missing teeth. Learn about the benefits of a roundhouse restoration, offering natural comfort and function—schedule your free consultation today to explore this advanced tooth replacement option.
You may have heard the terms roundhouse bridge or full-arch restoration, which refer to a dental prosthesis that replaces all the missing teeth in an arch. This type of restoration can be designed in two ways:
- Semi-removable: This option is securely attached to dental implants and can only be removed by a dentist for professional cleaning and maintenance.
- Fixed: A fixed full-arch restoration remains permanently in place and is cleaned in the mouth, just like natural teeth.
A roundhouse restoration is one of the most natural-feeling tooth replacement options available because it does not extend into areas of the mouth beyond where natural teeth would be. This allows for better comfort and taste sensation compared to traditional dentures.
If you are missing all of your teeth and are looking for the most advanced solution that modern dentistry offers, I would be happy to discuss your options. Schedule a consultation to learn more about how a full-arch restoration can restore your smile and function.
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