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Why decay on 10 year old bridge?

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Why decay on 10 year old bridge?

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I have a 5-tooth bridge that is supported by a front tooth on one end and two molars in back. My dentist discovered that the last supporting tooth has decay and the whole bridge will need to be replaced. The bridge is 10 years old. I have always taken care to brush and floss regularly and I wonder why there is decay. Is this an unusual situation? …

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