Replace missing teeth and restore your smile’s functionality.
A dental bridge is a fixed restoration used to replace one or more missing teeth by anchoring to the natural teeth or implants on either side of the gap. Bridges are made from durable materials like high noble metal or zirconia to ensure strength, longevity, and a natural appearance.
Consultation and Planning: We’ll assess your oral health and discuss the best options for replacing missing teeth.
Tooth Preparation: The supporting teeth (abutments) are reshaped to accommodate crowns that will anchor the bridge. Any decay is removed, and the teeth are reinforced, if necessary, with a buildup material.
Impressions: Digital or physical impressions of your teeth are taken to create a custom-fitted bridge. A temporary bridge may be placed to protect the area.
Placement: Once the permanent bridge is received from the lab, it is carefully fitted, adjusted for comfort, and securely bonded to the supporting teeth or implants.
One or more missing teeth
Strong adjacent teeth or implants to support the bridge
Patients seeking a fixed alternative to partial dentures
Insufficient support from adjacent teeth due to decay or damage
Active periodontal disease
Poor oral hygiene
Dental bridges close gaps caused by missing teeth, restoring chewing ability, speech clarity, and confidence in your smile.
Fixed solution, unlike removable dentures
Restores function and appearance
Prevents shifting of adjacent teeth
Requires alteration of healthy teeth
Higher initial cost compared to removable options
Risk of decay in supporting teeth if oral hygiene isn’t maintained
At Nook Dental, we use advanced materials like zirconia and porcelain fused to high noble metals to ensure your dental bridge is not only durable but also blends seamlessly with your natural smile. Reclaim your confidence and oral health with this reliable solution for missing teeth.
For quick scheduling, call (619) 600-5941 or simply submit your appointment request online.
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