What is a Dental Bridge?

A dental bridge is a fixed dental restoration used to replace one or more missing teeth by “bridging” the gap between healthy adjacent teeth. It helps restore your smile, improve chewing, and maintain facial structure.

✔️ Why Choose a Dental Bridge?

✔️ Replace one or multiple missing teeth
✔️ Prevent remaining teeth from shifting
✔️ Restore natural appearance and confidence
✔️ Improve chewing and speaking ability
✔️ Support proper bite and jaw alignment

✔️ Types of Dental Bridges

✔️ Traditional Bridge: Uses crowns on adjacent teeth to support the false tooth (pontic)
✔️ Cantilever Bridge: Supported by a crown on only one adjacent tooth (used when only one side has a healthy tooth)
✔️ Maryland (Resin-Bonded) Bridge: Uses a metal or porcelain framework bonded to the back of adjacent teeth — less invasive
✔️ Implant-Supported Bridge: Anchored by dental implants instead of natural teeth, ideal for multiple missing teeth

 The Dental Bridge Procedure

✔️ Consultation & Examination: Assessment of oral health, X-rays, and treatment planning
✔️ Tooth Preparation: Shaping adjacent teeth to hold the bridge crowns (for traditional bridges)
✔️ Impressions: Taking molds of your teeth to create a custom bridge
✔️ Temporary Bridge: Placed while your permanent bridge is fabricated in the lab
✔️ Fitting & Cementation: Permanent bridge is fitted, adjusted, and cemented in place
✔️ Follow-up Care: Regular check-ups and good oral hygiene to ensure longevity

⭐ Why Choose TreatmentTour for Dental Bridges?

✔️ Access to experienced prosthodontists and cosmetic dentists worldwide
✔️ State-of-the-art dental labs for natural-looking, durable bridges
✔️ Customized treatment plans tailored to your dental needs
✔️ Transparent pricing and package options
✔️ Comprehensive care — from consultation to aftercare
✔️ Support for international patients — appointments, travel, and accommodations

 Frequently Asked Questions

Q: How long does a dental bridge last?
✔️ With proper care, bridges can last 10–15 years or longer.

Q: Is the procedure painful?
✔️ Local anesthesia ensures a painless procedure. Some mild sensitivity afterward is normal.

Q: How do I care for my dental bridge?
✔️ Brush twice daily, floss carefully around the bridge, and visit your dentist regularly.

Q: Can I get a bridge if I have gum disease?
✔️ Gum disease must be treated before bridge placement to ensure success.

🎯 Restore Your Smile with Confidence

Missing teeth don’t have to hold you back. A dental bridge is a reliable, natural-looking solution to bring back your smile and function.

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