Bridges provide a fixed option for replacing one or more missing teeth in a row.
A dental bridge is one or more prosthetic teeth that fills the gap left by a missing tooth or multiple teeth. A bridge can be attached to existing natural teeth that have been reinforced with crowns for extra support, or to replace a front missing tooth a bridge can be attached by clasps bonded to the back of neighbouring teeth.
If you’d like to know more about replacing teeth with bridges, contact our friendly team at Perth Dental Implant Centre today.
Our treatment process for a bridge involves a number of appointments:
With good oral hygiene, a dental bridge typically lasts between 10 and 15 years before needing to be replaced.
Like all dental implant alternatives, there are pros and cons to be mindful of when choosing a solution that’s right for you.
Depending on your circumstances, the long-term benefit of choosing dental implants may outweigh the risks associated with a bridge. For more information about bridges, contact our friendly team today.
For our Kelmscott clinic, call (08) 9495 7999 or for East Victoria Park, call (08) 9470 3944.
All of our dental implant solutions are tailor made & crafted to ensure they not only work in harmony with your smile but also complement your facial structure.
Book Now - East Vic Park Book Now - KelmscottA dental bridge is a non-surgical treatment option that relies on neighbouring healthy teeth to stay in place. A fixed implant bridge requires surgery and is supported by dental implants that are placed into the jaw bone.
Dental bridges last between 5 to 15 years on average, depending on how well they are cared for and the amount of wear and tear.
A dental bridge is one or more prosthetic teeth that fills the gap left by a missing tooth or multiple teeth. A bridge can be attached to existing natural teeth that have been reinforced with crowns for extra support, or to replace a front missing tooth a bridge can be attached by clasps bonded to the back of neighbouring teeth.
Bridges can be a suitable option when dentures are loose-fitting, uncomfortable or lacking aesthetically, or when dental implants are not a viable option.
