How Dental Bridges Help

Dental Bridges Are An Option for Replacement

Dental bridges have long been a solution to replace missing teeth and give people tooth function. They also can improve appearance. Dental bridges look like natural teeth but aren’t implanted. They rely on support from adjacent teeth. 

Why Consider Dental Bridges?

Some patients aren't eligible for dental implants or want something more affordable. Dental bridges fill this need. 

A dental bridge is attached to teeth on both sides of the gap to stay in place. It is the same colour and looks like natural teeth so it isn't recognisable. 

Dental bridges can restore chewing function lost to extracted molars. 

Dental Bridges Offer Advantages

Patients with missing teeth can benefit from dental bridges in the following ways:

Ask About Dental Bridges

Dental bridges are one of our many options to replace missing teeth. We are ready to help you find your perfect solution. Ask us about dental bridges or get information about our other services.

Dental Bridges FAQs

What is a dental bridge?
A dental bridge is a fixed device that replaces missing teeth to provide function and aesthetics. It is anchored by using adjacent teeth or dental implants.
How do dental bridges work?
Bridges consist of one or more custom-made artificial teeth secured by crowns placed on the adjacent natural teeth or implants.
What are the benefits of dental bridges?
Dental bridges prevent adjacent teeth from shifting into the gap left by missing teeth. They restore chewing and speaking abilities and maintain facial structure.
Who is a candidate for dental bridges?
Ideal candidates are those with healthy adjacent teeth or bone density for implants.
What materials are used for dental bridges?
Bridges are made from several materials including porcelain, ceramic, or a combination of metal and porcelain.
How long do dental bridges last?
Dental bridges can last between 4 to 15 years with good care.
What is the process for getting a dental bridge?
The process includes two visits. The first visit is to prepare the adjacent teeth and take impressions or to install implants. You will get a temporary bridge. The second visit is to insert the customized bridge.
Are dental bridges covered by insurance?
Coverage varies depending on the insurance plan. We can check for you.