About Bridges
A dental bridge fills the space left by a missing tooth using crowns on adjacent teeth as anchors — restoring appearance, chewing function, and preventing remaining teeth from shifting.
Key Benefits
- Fills gaps left by missing teeth
- Prevents adjacent teeth from drifting
- Restores chewing ability and speech
- Natural-looking porcelain options
- More affordable than implants
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What to expect
Abutment Preparation
The teeth on either side of the gap are prepared to serve as anchors for the bridge.
Impressions
Detailed impressions are taken to fabricate a bridge that fits perfectly.
Temporary Bridge
A temporary bridge protects prepared teeth while the permanent bridge is fabricated.
Permanent Placement
The bridge is cemented in place and adjusted for optimal bite and comfort.
Common questions
How long does a bridge last?
With proper care, a dental bridge can last 10–15 years or more.
Is a bridge or implant better?
Implants are the gold standard for single-tooth replacement as they don't affect adjacent teeth. Bridges are a great option when implants aren't suitable.
Does a bridge feel natural?
Yes. After a brief adjustment period, most patients find their bridge feels completely natural.
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