Replace Missing Teeth
Dental bridges are typically employed when fewer teeth need replacement or when the missing teeth are on one side of the mouth. It can be viable option if you have strong teeth with adequate bone support. Your dentist will assist you in determining the most suitable and cost-effective method for replacing your missing teeth.
Advantages of Dental Bridges
- Restores chewing and speaking ability.
- Prevents nearby teeth from shifting.
- Improves smile and confidence.
- Less invasive than implants (no surgery).
- Faster than implants (usually completed in 2–3 visits).
Dental Bridge Material
Dental bridges typically feature a precious metal base, with porcelain bonded to the bottom of the bridge will be visible. Non-precious metals offer an alternative to reduce costs,
Replacing missing teeth is crucial for maintaining an attractive appearance and preventing strain on adjacent teeth. Gaps created by missing teeth can disrupt your bite as neighbouring teeth lean into the space, altering the alignment of upper and lower teeth. This can lead to food packing in the gap, resulting in tooth decay and gum disease.
