sometimes we have to resort to capping the teeth and then connecting the caps in order to stabilize the teeth...but that is a big project...and very costly$$.
So an alternate method is to do an intracoronal splint...and here is a good example...

There is one solid tooth and a few loose teeth...so let's connect or splint them to stabilize the loose ones...
First I drill a channel and fit a metal rod into that channel...

Then we bond the metal rod into the channel with good old bonding material...

I then do the same thing for the tooth next to it...


I will do the same thing for all the front teeth in this area...but this was enough for today..next time we will carry this stabilization to the other side...
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