Bridges
What Is THE TREATMENT?
Bridges can be used to fill a gap left by a missing tooth. They use a prosthetic tooth, attached to neighbouring teeth, either through a full crown or a wing (known as a Maryland Bridge).
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Why Choose Us?
We work closely alongside skilled lab technicians using the latest in ceramic technology to achieve the perfect result that will meet your needs. A large degree of planning following the consultation stage is undertaken prior to any bridge case to make sure you will be proud of your smile for years to come.
The Treatment Process
01. CONSULTATION
We will discuss your areas of concern and desired treatment outcomes, as well as taking a digital scan of your teeth and x-rays. You can ask any questions you have, and your clinician will begin to form a plan for your treatment.
02. Treatment Planning
Your clinician will plan your case with dental technicians using digital smile planning software. Your new tooth will be manufactured in one of our trusted laboratories, who offer high quality dental prosthetics. If you are wanting any other treatment, such as teeth whitening, we will plan the timeline of your treatment. Whitening will need to be done before your bridge is made.
03. FIT
At this appointment, your dentist will fit your new bridge.
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Pricing
We offer free, no obligation consultations to allow you to discuss your treatment options with a dentist. We take a £25 deposit which can be refunded after you have attended your appointment, or taken off your treatment plan.
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Bridges From £690
We will provide you with a full treatment plan and quote following consultation, so there are no hidden costs for your treatment. We offer interest free finance to help spread the cost of your treatment.
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Frequently Asked Questions
A Cantilever bridge crowns the tooth next to the missing tooth, and attaches to the artificial tooth (the pontic) to fill the space. A Maryland bridge uses wings which attach to the neighbouring teeth to hold the artificial tooth in place. An implant-supported bridge uses an implant to hold a bridge in place, which is a good option to replace multiple missing teeth. You can find out more about dental implants here.
It is important to consider all options when replacing a missing tooth. A bridge may be a good option to fill a space left by a missing tooth if you are not a suitable candidate for a dental implant. In general, dental implants last much longer than bridges. Implants also preserve existing bone and reduce the risk of bone loss in the future. To determine which treatment is best for you, speak to your dentist and they can discuss all options with you.