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Replacing Missing Teeth with Dental Bridges
At Great Lakes Dental Associates, dental bridges provide a reliable solution for replacing one or more missing teeth. A bridge restores the appearance and function of your smile by filling the gap created by missing teeth. Our team focuses on personalized treatment planning to help patients achieve long-term oral health. Learn more about the practice philosophy on the About Great Lakes Dental Associates page.
Dental bridges help restore your ability to chew comfortably while maintaining proper alignment of surrounding teeth.
What Is a Dental Bridge
A dental bridge is a fixed restoration that replaces missing teeth by anchoring an artificial tooth between two supporting teeth.
A bridge typically consists of:
- One or more artificial teeth
- Supporting crowns placed on adjacent teeth
- A custom restoration designed to match your natural smile
Dental bridges may also be used with Dental crowns to provide additional support.
Benefits of Dental Bridges
Dental bridges provide several important benefits for patients with missing teeth.
These benefits include:
- Restoring the ability to chew and speak normally
- Preventing nearby teeth from shifting
- Improving the appearance of your smile
- Supporting overall oral health
For some patients, alternative options such as Dental implants may also be considered.
The Dental Bridge Procedure
The process for receiving a dental bridge usually involves:
- Preparing the supporting teeth
- Taking impressions or digital scans
- Fabricating the custom bridge
- Placing the final restoration
The result is a durable restoration designed to blend naturally with surrounding teeth.
Frequently Asked Questions
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How long do dental bridges last?
Dental bridges can last many years with proper care and regular dental checkups.
Are dental bridges removable?
Most dental bridges are fixed restorations that remain securely in place.
Do bridges look natural?
Yes. Bridges are custom-designed to match the shape and color of natural teeth.
Are dental implants better than bridges?
Both options can replace missing teeth. Your dentist will help determine which treatment is most appropriate.
Schedule Your Appointment
If you are missing one or more teeth, dental bridges may help restore your smile.
Schedule your visit through the Book an Appointment page or contact our office through the Contact Us page.
