Brief

Dental bridges are prosthetics used to replace one or more missing teeth, restoring oral function and aesthetics. They consist of a false tooth (pontic) supported by adjacent teeth or dental implants and are made from various materials such as metal or ceramic. Different types of bridges include traditional, cantilever, Maryland, and implant-supported bridges, each with its own advantages. The selection of the right type depends on oral condition, location of the missing tooth, and personal preferences. Dental bridges offer benefits such as improved chewing and speaking, restoring a natural smile, and preventing movement of adjacent teeth.

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Dental bridges are tooth replacement solutions that can help restore oral function and aesthetics in case of losing one or more teeth. At Advanced Dentistry, we offer a variety of dental bridge options to ensure that each patient receives the most suitable treatment for their individual needs.

What are dental bridges?

Dental bridges

A dental bridge is a prosthetic that "fills" the gap left by one or more missing teeth. It consists of a false tooth, known as a pontic, supported by adjacent teeth or dental implants. Dental bridges can be made from a variety of materials, including metal, ceramic, or a combination of these.

Types of dental bridges

There are several types of dental bridges, each with its own advantages. The right type of bridge for you will depend on your oral condition, the location of the missing tooth, and your personal preferences. The most common types of dental bridges are:

  • Traditional bridge: This is the most common form of dental bridge. The traditional bridge consists of one or more false teeth, supported by crowns that are affixed to adjacent teeth.
  • Cantilever bridge: This is used when there are adjacent teeth on only one side of the missing space. The crown supporting the pontic is fixed to a single adjacent tooth.
  • Maryland bridge: Similar to the traditional bridge, the Maryland bridge uses a metal framework to support the pontic. This frame is attached to adjacent teeth.
  • Implant-supported bridge: Instead of relying on adjacent teeth for support, this bridge is supported by dental implants. This is a durable and stable option that offers long-term results.
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Why choose a dental bridge?

Dental bridges are a popular choice for replacing lost teeth due to their numerous benefits, such as improving chewing and speaking function, restoring a natural smile, and preventing movement of adjacent teeth.

At Advanced Dentistry, we are committed to providing the highest quality dental treatments. If you have lost one or more teeth and want to learn more about dental bridges, please contact us.

Frequently asked questions

Dental bridges are fixed prosthetic structures (only removable by a dentist) used to replace one or more missing teeth by anchoring to adjacent teeth.

Dental bridges require good oral hygiene, including regular brushing and flossing. It is also important to visit the dentist regularly for check-ups and professional cleanings.

The process of making a dental bridge can take from a few days to several weeks, depending on the complexity of the case and the type of bridge, often requiring multiple visits.

Modern technology ensures that both dentures and bridges are made to naturally match the color and shape of your teeth and gums, making them hard to notice.

Yes, dentures and bridges can suffer damage or wear over time, which is why regular dental visits for checks and repairs are important.

Dental bridges are considered long-term solutions, but like any dental work, they may require replacement or repairs over time.

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