Dental bridges are fixed restorations used to replace one or more missing teeth by spanning the gap between neighboring teeth or implants, restoring function, aesthetics, and bite balance while preventing complications from tooth loss.
Dental bridges work by anchoring artificial teeth between healthy ones or implants. The replacement tooth is held firmly, restoring bite and smile function. Bridges fill gaps, prevent shifting, and distribute chewing forces properly, supporting overall oral health and aesthetics.
Dental Bridges help replace missing teeth by anchoring artificial teeth between healthy ones. They restore chewing function, improve speech, and maintain facial structure. Bridges prevent teeth from shifting, offering a natural-looking, durable solution to complete your smile and restore confidence.

Dental Bridges

Replace missing teeth with secure, natural-looking bridgework.

Patients missing one or more teeth may consider dental bridges. Ideal for individuals seeking a fixed tooth replacement that restores function, appearance, and bite stability while preventing surrounding teeth from shifting out of position.
The experience is planned and predictable. Temporary restorations maintain comfort while your custom bridge is crafted. Final placement feels secure and natural, restoring your smile and bite seamlessly.
Dental bridges typically require two visits over 2–3 weeks. A temporary bridge is worn while the final restoration is custom-crafted.
Bridges require excellent oral hygiene. Flossing underneath and routine visits help maintain long-term health and stability.
Mild sensitivity may occur after placement. Normal chewing returns quickly, but softer foods are recommended briefly while adjusting.