Reshaping
The teeth on either side of the gap are gently reshaped to support the bridge.
Bridges
A fixed way to fill the gap.
Dental bridges use your existing teeth as anchors for an artificial tooth, restoring your bite and your smile without a removable appliance.
Built on the teeth you already have
A cost-effective way to close a gap.
A bridge anchors an artificial tooth to your adjacent natural teeth, using materials like gold, metal alloys, or porcelain for strength and durability. Left unaddressed, a missing tooth can let surrounding teeth shift out of place and make everyday eating and speaking harder — a bridge helps keep everything where it belongs.
How it works
From impression to a finished bridge.
A temporary bridge keeps you comfortable while your permanent one is custom made.
Impression
A mold captures the contours around your missing tooth and is sent to the dental lab.
Temporary bridge
You wear a temporary bridge while your permanent one is custom made.
Permanent placement
Your finished bridge is fitted and permanently affixed with dental adhesive.
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