Dental Bridges – Restore Your Missing Teeth

Smile Specialists Dental Clinic delivers expert dental bridge solutions combining strength, function and aesthetics. Book your consultation today to restore your smile and regain confidence.

Introduction

At Smile Specialists Dental Clinic, we provide advanced dental bridge treatments to replace one or more missing teeth, restoring both function and aesthetics. Dental bridges are a permanent, fixed solution that fills gaps, prevents teeth shifting and improves chewing and speech.

We offer metal, PFM (porcelain-fused-to-metal), zirconia and all-ceramic bridges, ensuring strength, durability and a natural appearance. Our team uses digital scans and precision techniques to deliver bridges that fit perfectly and blend seamlessly with your smile.

benefits

  • Restores missing teeth and bite function
  • Prevents adjacent teeth from shifting
  • Enhances smile aesthetics
  • Durable and long-lasting
  • Improves chewing and speech
  • Custom-made for natural appearance

Types of Dental Bridges

Traditional Bridges

• Uses crowns on adjacent teeth to support the missing tooth/teeth
• Suitable when healthy teeth are available on both sides

Cantilever Bridges

• Supported by one adjacent tooth only
• Used when space or tooth support is limited

Maryland (Resin-Bonded) Bridges

• Uses metal or ceramic wings bonded to adjacent teeth
• Minimally invasive, preserves natural tooth structure

Implant-Supported Bridges

• Supported by dental implants instead of natural teeth
• Ideal for multiple missing teeth
• Provides maximum stability and function

Dental Bridges vs Dental Implants

Dentures

Procedure & How to Be Ready

01

Preparation:

- Schedule a dental consultation and X-ray
-Maintain good oral hygiene
- Address any decay or gum issues before the procedure

02

Procedure Steps:

- Prepare adjacent teeth by reducing enamel for crowns (for traditional bridges)
- Take impressions or digital scans for bridge fabrication
- Place temporary bridge while the permanent bridge is made
- Fit, adjust and cement the permanent bridge
- Check bite alignment and comfort

03

Post-Procedure Care:

- Brush and floss carefully around the bridge
- Avoid sticky or hard foods initially
- Regular dental check-ups for maintenance and longevity

Types of Dental Bridges

Feature

Traditional

Cantilever

Maryland

Implant-Supported

Support

Adjacent teeth

One adjacent tooth

Bonded wings

Implants

Durability

High

Moderate

Moderate

Very high

Appearance

Natural

Natural

Good

Excellent, very natural

Tooth Preparation

Required

Required

Minimal

Not needed

Cost

Mid-range

Mid-range

Lower

Higher

Best For

Missing single/multiple teeth

Limited space

Front teeth

Multiple missing teeth, full function

 

FAQs - Dental Bridges

What is a dental bridge?

A bridge replaces missing teeth using crowns on adjacent teeth or implants.

Typically 10–15 years or more with proper care. 

No, the procedure is painless with local anesthesia. 

Metal, PFM, zirconia or all-ceramic materials. 

Yes, especially implant-supported bridges. 

No, only if they cause pain, cavities, infection or crowding.

Brush, floss and maintain good oral hygiene to prevent decay under the bridge.

Yes, to protect prepared teeth while the permanent bridge is made. 

Can bridges improve chewing and speech?

Yes, bridges restore bite function and proper pronunciation. 

Mostly for adults, as jaw growth in children may affect fit.

Yes, bridges fill gaps and maintain teeth alignment. 

Usually 2 visits; first for preparation and impressions, second for fitting permanent bridge. 

Yes, if they wear out or fracture. 

Traditional bridges require crowns on adjacent teeth for support. 

We provide expert placement, high-quality materials, aesthetic results and long-lasting dental bridge solutions.

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