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Bridges help you chew and speak normally by filling gaps left by missing teeth.
A dental bridge keeps surrounding teeth from moving out of place, improving your bite.
Dental bridges typically require less time to install and is done non-surgically.
Your dentist prepares the teeth on either side of the gap to support the bridge.
Impressions are taken to create a custom restoration that fits your mouth.
A temporary bridge may be placed to protect your teeth while waiting on the final one.
The permanent bridge is carefully fitted and adjusted for comfort and proper bite alignment.
The bridge is securely bonded for permanence, stability and durability.
In most cases, the entire process can be completed in a few visits over a couple of weeks.
Both bridges and implants replace missing teeth but they differ in how this is done and the recovery time. Implants involve surgically placing a post into the jawbone. It requires several months for healing. Bridges use neighboring teeth for support and can be completed more quickly. Bridges are an option for patients looking for a reliable, cost-effective solution for missing teeth.
