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Dental bridges from mydentist

A powerful solution for missing teeth

If you have missing teeth, you might feel self-conscious about smiling, laughing or eating. If this sounds like you then a dental bridge, also known as a tooth bridge, might be just the solution to regaining your confidence.

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What are dental bridges?

Dental bridges are custom-made false teeth designed to replace one or more missing teeth. They’re designed to be permanently attached to the surrounding teeth, and are a popular, tried and tested solution for replacing missing teeth.

The benefits of a dental bridge

Dental bridges provide a number of benefits for those looking to replace missing teeth, including:

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Improving appearance

Dental bridges can improve the appearance of your smile, giving you a more natural-looking replacement for missing teeth.

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Improving function

Dental bridges can improve chewing and speaking, maximising your confidence when eating and chatting with friends. 

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Replacing single-tooth dentures

If you have a single missing tooth, a dental bridge can provide a secure and stable replacement for single-tooth dentures.

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Long-term solution

Dental bridges are a long-term solution for missing teeth, with a high success rate. Once fitted, you can be confident in your new smile for years to come.

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Regain confidence in your smile with options available to restore any gaps you may have.

There are several treatments available for replacing missing teeth including dental implants and dentures.

Dental bridges FAQs

How long does getting a dental bridge take?

Our dental team will guide you through the process of getting a dental bridge, which typically involves the following steps:

  • Assessment: initially, we'll assess your teeth to determine if you are suitable for a dental bridge. If a bridge isn’t right for you, our dental team will work closely with you to find a more suitable solution.
  • Tooth Preparation: depending on the design of the bridge a certain amount of tooth preparation will be required. Local anaesthetic is used when completing treatment on your teeth to keep the procedure as comfortable as possible.
  • Scans or Impressions: a scan or an impression of your teeth will be taken and sent to laboratory for them to fabricate your custom-made dental bridge.
  • Temporary bridge: while the laboratory is making your custom bridge, we'll fit you with a temporary bridge or crowns to protect the prepared teeth and keep you smiling.
  • Permanent bridge: finally, we'll fit your permanent bridge and secure it, giving you a brand-new smile that you can be proud of.

Do dental bridges hurt?

Local anaesthetic is used for the preparation and fitting of dental bridges and it should feel no different to having a filling.

Are dental bridges safe?

Dental bridges are considered safe and should have no negative effects on your health or well-being.

Ready to start your dental bridge journey?

Dental bridges are a safe, effective, and long-lasting solution for missing teeth. At mydentist, we believe everyone deserves a great smile, so whether you're looking for a single-tooth bridge or a full arch solution, our dental professionals can help.

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* Whitecross Dental Care Limited (registered office: Europa House, Europa Trading Estate, Stoneclough Road, Kearsley, Manchester M26 1GG. Company No. 244415) is part of the mydentist group. Whitecross Dental Care Limited is a credit broker not a lender and is authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority with registration number: 674183. Credit is provided by Secure Trust Bank PLC trading as V12 Retail Finance with whom we have a commercial relationship (and so we are unable to provide independent advice) and is subject to age and status. Minimum spend applies. Not all products offered by Secure Trust Bank PLC are regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority.

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