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What is a dental bridge?
A dental bridge is a fixed restoration that replaces one or more missing teeth by connecting a custom-made tooth to the healthy teeth or implants next to the space. It’s designed to restore function and help your smile feel complete again. We’ll carefully craft your bridge to match the shape and shade of your natural teeth, so it’ll look and feel like it’s always been there. If you’re missing a tooth and want a long-term option that stays in place, a bridge could be a great fit for you.

The benefits of dental bridges
A complete, confident smile
Bridges fill the gaps in your smile, helping you feel more comfortable and self-assured in social settings.
Better chewing and speech
Replacing missing teeth can make everyday things like eating and talking feel easier and more natural again.
Long-term support for your smile
Bridges help maintain the shape of your face and prevent your remaining teeth from shifting out of place.

Begin with a personalized exam
We’ll take a close look at your mouth, gather X-rays if needed, and chat about your goals to see if a bridge is the best solution for you.
Prepare the teeth next to the gap
The neighboring teeth will be gently reshaped to support your bridge, and we’ll take precise impressions to guide the custom design.
Wear a temporary bridge
You’ll leave your appointment with a temporary bridge in place so you can go about your daily life while the final one is being made.
Place your final bridge
When your bridge is ready, we’ll make sure it fits and feels right, and then it’ll be secured in place.
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Frequently asked questions
With good home care and regular checkups, a dental bridge can last many years. We’ll help you take care of it so you get the most out of your investment.
When done right, it won’t be obvious at all. Your bridge is custom-made to match the shade and shape of your natural teeth, so it’ll blend in beautifully.
A bridge uses nearby teeth to support a replacement tooth, while an implant is placed directly into your jawbone, without the need to modify the neighboring teeth. We’ll walk you through both options and help you decide what feels right for your smile.