A missing tooth doesn't just affect your smile, it changes how you bite and chew. A bridge fills that gap with something fixed in place, built to function like the tooth that used to be there.
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What Is a Dental Bridge?
A dental bridge replaces one or more missing teeth by anchoring a custom-made replacement tooth to the healthy teeth on either side of the gap. Unlike a denture, a bridge is fixed permanently in place, not removed for cleaning. Unlike an implant, it doesn't require surgery, making it a faster path to filling the space.
is it right for you?
Bridges are a strong option for patients missing one or a few teeth in a row, especially when the neighbouring teeth are healthy enough to support the bridge, or when a patient prefers a fixed, non-surgical option over an implant.
What to Expect
Getting a bridge typically takes two visits, similar to getting a crown, since the supporting teeth need to be prepared and the bridge custom-made to fit.
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The supporting teeth are reshaped to hold the bridge
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An impression or digital scan is taken for a precise fit
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A temporary bridge is worn while the permanent one is made
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The final bridge is checked and cemented into place
WHY PATIENTS CHOOSE BRIDGES
A bridge restores your bite and stops neighbouring teeth from shifting into the gap left behind, without the surgical step an implant requires.
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Fixed in place, no removing it for cleaning
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Prevents nearby teeth from shifting out of place
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Restores your ability to bite and chew normally
Frequently Asked Questions
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