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bridgework

NOUN
  1. a denture anchored to teeth on either side of missing teeth

How To Use bridgework In A Sentence

  • I had a throbbing abscess under a large section of bridgework and root canal work was the next day's projected treat.
  • The toxic metal has also made its way into computer chips, golf clubs and dental bridgework.
  • Being considered as "common illness" or "frequently occurring disease", concrete rifts perplexed bridgework technician for a long time.
  • Working deflection = [delta] = l²/10,000h, where l is the span and h the depth of the beam, the stresses being those usual in bridgework, due to the total dead and live load. Encyclopaedia Britannica, 11th Edition, Volume 4, Part 3 "Brescia" to "Bulgaria"
  • Fornier was dazed, stupidly sprawled on the carpeted deck, his bridgework loose in his mouth. CORMORANT
  • His cunning intelligence chief was General Tai Li, a short and stocky man always dressed in a khaki coat buttoned tightly at the collar, whose teeth were laced with gold bridgework that he exposed during the rare times he smiled. Wild Bill Donovan
  • If you currently have a denture you should consider the potential benefits of bridgework.
  • The Ohio congressman said biting into the pit in April 2008 split a tooth down to the bone, caused excruciating pain and required reconfigured bridgework. Dennis Kucinich Settles Olive-Pit-In-Sandwich Lawsuit
  • In the letter, Kucinich said he had three dental surgeries over two years after he split a tooth -- key to some upper bridgework in his mouth -- right through the crown and to a point below the level of the bone. Rep. Kucinich settles sandwich lawsuit
  • After more dental issues, including a failed implant, Kucinich in the end had to get new bridgework and six replacement teeth. Rep. Kucinich settles sandwich lawsuit
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