Dental Bridges
Close the Gap — Naturally
When a tooth is missing, the surrounding teeth can shift, bone can deteriorate, and chewing becomes uneven. A dental bridge spans the gap with a false tooth held in place by crowns on the adjacent teeth — restoring your bite, preventing tooth drift, and completing your smile without surgery.
Treatments Included
Everything We Offer Under Dental Bridges
Traditional Dental Bridge
The most common type — a pontic (false tooth) fused between two porcelain crowns that are cemented onto the natural teeth on either side of the gap.
Cantilever Bridge
Used when there's only one adjacent tooth available to anchor the bridge — typically for gaps at the back of the mouth.
Maryland Bridge
A conservative option that bonds the false tooth to adjacent teeth using metal or resin wings, requiring minimal enamel removal.
Bridge Care & Maintenance
We provide instruction on how to clean under your bridge using floss threaders or water flossers to keep the area healthy long-term.
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