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A Dental Bridge Is An Ideal Option To Fill The Gap Of A Missing Tooth

Bridges

If you’ve lost multiple teeth, then look no further! There is a range of dental solutions that can help restore your smile. A bridge is a perfect option for those seeking an effective and less intrusive treatment than an implant, yet more permanent than partial dentures.

A dental bridge is an ideal option to fill the gap of a missing tooth. There are several options available, each requiring natural teeth as anchors for firmly securing your artificial tooth in place.

Why Bridges?

What Is A Dental Bridge?

For a secure dental bridge, dependable support on either side of the false tooth is critical. Dental bridges can fill in gaps between teeth with ease by relying on neighbouring teeth for firmness. If need be, crowns and implants are excellent anchors for a bridge to ensure maximum strength and sturdiness. For the most secure bridge, trustworthy backing needs to exist on both sides of the artificial section.

A single-sided bridge might be possible, but it is more likely to incur problems due to bending. Thus, if you wish for a successful bridging of your teeth and robust bone support, consulting with an expert first is highly advised. With healthy teeth as the foundation on which this bridge stands, achieving success becomes far more attainable.

Maryland Bridges

Resin-bonded bridges are a fantastic option since they require minimal preparation on teeth and no anaesthesia. The cost is also lower than traditional bridges! All that’s needed to get started is an impression of your tooth, along with a personalised prescription and design. Once it has been tried in and approved by you, these bridges can be easily secured into place; however bear in mind that although these may not last as long as standard ones do, the lack of preparation helps make them worthwhile.

Implant Retained Bridges

If you’re searching for a realistic solution to replacing missing teeth, implant-retained bridges may be the perfect fit. Our dentists are here to guide and advise you on your individual situation so that together we can make an informed decision about what’s right for your smile. We strive to provide our patients with all of their options at hand in order to assist them in making the best possible choice – if conventional bridges happen to be more suitable though, rest assured that those possibilities still exist!

Traditional Bridges

The bridge, also known as a “false tooth,” is an artificial device that fills the gap of missing teeth by connecting two porcelain crowns on either side. This prosthetic is securely held in place with adhesives and can last for many years when properly maintained. We will take into account your lifestyle needs and expectations to ensure that you receive the ideal bridge treatment plan available.