Re: Hello to everyone lynda

May 7, 2006

Dear Lynda,

lovely to hear from you, I have really missed speaking to everyone.

With a bridge do you have anything inserted into your gum?

Love Sue

May 7, 2006

A bridge is attached to the teeth on each side, and is not inserted

into the gum. They drill down the teeth on each side and make a

bridge that is permanently glued in. I think that is preferable to a

slip in that can break and contains a lot of plastic. And I am

unfamiliar with the ones inserted into the gum, except for one

instance where I knew someone had one that lasted about 5 years, then

had to be replaced with a permanent bridge.

Lynda

At 09:24 AM 5/7/2006, you wrote:

>Dear Lynda,

>

>lovely to hear from you, I have really missed speaking to everyone.

>With a bridge do you have anything inserted into your gum?

>

>Love Sue

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