What it is
A fixed bridge spans the empty space left by missing teeth. Traditional bridges use crowns on supporting teeth; implant bridges attach to dental implants.
Restorative dentistry
A dental bridge replaces one or more missing teeth with custom artificial teeth anchored by neighboring teeth or implants.
Video explainer
This short visual overview summarizes the procedure, why Dr. Kingra may recommend it, and what patients can expect at Sunnyside Smiles.
Treatment details
A fixed bridge spans the empty space left by missing teeth. Traditional bridges use crowns on supporting teeth; implant bridges attach to dental implants.
Missing teeth can affect chewing, speech, bite balance, and the position of nearby teeth. A bridge helps fill the space and restore a more complete smile.
Signs and symptoms
Every mouth is different. These are common reasons patients ask about dental bridges, but an exam is the only way to know what is right for you.
How treatment works
Benefits
Aftercare
Questions
A fixed bridge is not removed at home. A removable partial denture is a different option.
Both can work. The best choice depends on bone, neighboring teeth, health, budget, and goals.
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