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bridgework /bridge·work/ (brij´werk) a partial denture retained by attachments other than clasps.
fixed bridgework  one retained with crowns or inlays cemented to the natural teeth.
removable bridgework  one retained by attachments allowing removal.
bridge·work (brjwûrk)
n.
See partial denture.
bridgework,
a fixed partial denture that is cemented permanently to abutment teeth. Also called bridge. See also abutment, pontic, retainer.
bridgework [brij´werk]
a partial denture retained by attachments other than clasps.
fixed bridgework one retained with crowns or inlays cemented to the natural teeth.
removable bridgework one retained by attachments which permit its removal.
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