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Dental Bridges
Missing teeth can affect the way you speak, eat, and smile—but dental bridges offer a reliable way to fix that. A bridge fills the space left by missing teeth, helping restore your bite, improve your appearance, and keep nearby teeth from shifting.
Dental bridges are custom-made to match the shape and color of your natural teeth, so they look and feel just right. Whether you're replacing one tooth or several, this solution helps bring back both comfort and confidence to your daily life.
Different Types of Dental Bridges
Depending on your needs, there are a few options your dentist may recommend:
Traditional Bridge
This type uses crowns placed on the teeth next to the gap to hold the false tooth in place. It’s a strong, common option for patients with healthy teeth on both sides.
Cantilever Bridge
Used when there’s only one tooth next to the missing space. The replacement tooth is anchored to that single support tooth.
Maryland Bridge
This option uses a metal or porcelain frame to support the false tooth. The frame is bonded to the back of the nearby teeth, and little to no shaping of those teeth is needed.
How Bridges Work
A dental bridge is a set of artificial teeth—called pontics—held in place by the teeth next to the gap or by dental implants. The bridge is carefully fitted to feel natural and strong, making it easier to eat and speak. It also keeps your other teeth from drifting out of place and helps maintain the shape of your face.
Ready to Restore Your Smile?
Dental bridges are a safe, lasting way to replace missing teeth and protect your oral health. If you're ready to bring back a complete smile, talk to your dentist about the right bridge option for you.
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