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This time, we'll be discussing the topic: "Implants vs. Bridges: Which is Better?"

Regarding treatment options after tooth loss, dentists often explain, "Implants don't last long, so implants are recommended!"

However, this has always puzzled me since becoming a dentist.

Because I've often seen people who have used bridges for 20 or 30 years without any problems.

Are bridges really less durable than implants?

Why do Japanese dentists tend to recommend implants?

This time, I'd like to thoroughly explain these points. With the right knowledge, you should be able to clearly distinguish between a dentist who works based on intuition and lacks any evidence, and a dentist who seriously considers the patient's needs based on evidence.

Please read carefully until the end.

This channel features dentist Ryoma Maeoka, who focuses on preserving teeth, sharing valuable insights about dental treatment and dentists.

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Below is the table of contents for this video.
00:00 Opening
00:35 Before we begin
02:09 What are bridges and implants?
03:06 Treatment results of bridges and implants
04:08 Why are bridge prognoses poor in Japan?
07:54 Which should you choose: bridges or implants?
11:10 Check the opposing teeth as well
12:16 Unexpected problems with implants
14:23 How to choose a dentist
17:16 Message from Maeoka

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Reference video on brushing your teeth: ↓↓↓
【暴露】日本人のほとんどの歯磨きが無意味な理由【歯科医】

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■Official Blog (Dentalhacker)
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