Temporary and Permanent Restorations · CDA

What is the role of a provisional (temporary) bridge in restorative treatment planning?

  1. To serve as the final restoration permanently
  2. To stabilize prepared teeth, maintain occlusion and aesthetics while final bridge is being fabricated
  3. To immediately replace missing teeth permanently
  4. To eliminate the need for future implant placement
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Correct answer: To stabilize prepared teeth, maintain occlusion and aesthetics while final bridge is being fabricated

A provisional bridge maintains tooth position, occlusion, and appearance temporarily while the permanent prosthesis is fabricated, helping stabilize tissues and allow for multi-stage treatment.

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