Dental Bridge

Dental Bridge
A denntal bridge comprises of custom-made ceramic or metal, all-in-one framed teeth with a porcelain finish. These frameworks are designed to be permanently in your mouth. These are secured on either side by crowns cemented onto your existing teeth or implants. A dental bridge will support the natural alignment of your remaining teeth, preserving the overall integrity of your oral arch structure, and enhancing your daily oral functionality.
Dental Bridge associated costs
(all approximate costs. For an exact quote for your circumstances book an appointment)
Ceramic Bridge one pontic approx: $4,800.00
Metal Bridge one pontic from: $5580.00
Different options for a Dental Bridge
Traditional Bridge
The most common method, to fabricate a dental bridge is to manufacture crowns on either side of the natural gap with a false piece called a pontic is formed to connect the crowns together. Cost: $ 1933.00 – $2020.00 (approx)
Cantilever Bridge
Cantilever bridge is utilised when there are next to teeth placing the bridge on one side only of the tooth or teeth. Cost: $ 2728.00 – $3015.00 (approx)
Maryland Bridge
Consist of a pontic held in place by a metal or porcelain framework, bonded onto the backs of two side by side teeth. Cost: $ 2587.00 – $2697.00 (approx)
Implant-Supported Bridge
Supported by dental implants, this fixed bridge is a robust solution for multiple missing teeth. Per Arch Cost: $ 15,344.00 (approx)
Benefits of Choosing Dental Bridge
Enhanced Smile and Confidence
Dental bridges restore gaps in your smile, improving appearance and boosting self-esteem, and positively impacting social interactions.
Improved Speech and Chewing Functionality
They enhance clear speech and efficient chewing, directly improving daily comfort and quality of life.
Long-Term Solutions
A Bridge will maintain facial structure, ensure an even bite, and with proper care, offer a durable solution for many years, supporting overall oral health and wellbeing.

The Dental Bridge Process
Consultation and Planning
Our Clinicians evaluate your oral health and will discuss the best bridge option for you.
Preparation of Teeth
Adjacent teeth are prepared for crown placement.
Impressions and Bridge Fabrication
We take precise impressions of your teeth to create a custom-fit bridge.
Temporary Bridge Placement
A temporary bridge is placed while your permanent bridge is manufactured.
Fitting of Permanent Bridge
Your custom bridge is fitted, adjusted, and cemented into place, ensuring comfort and a natural look.
Follow-Up Care
We schedule follow-up visits to ensure your satisfaction and comfort with your new bridge.

Caring for Your Dental Bridge
Proper care is essential for the longevity of your dental bridge:
- Routine Check-Ups: Regular dental check-ups and cleanings are crucial.
- Regular Cleaning: Brush twice daily and floss under and around the bridge.
- Avoid Hard Foods: To prevent damage, avoid chewing hard foods directly with the bridge.
- Healthy Diet: Maintain a balanced diet for overall oral health..
FAQs
How long do dental bridges last?
Our dental bridges are crafted for longevity, typically serving patients well for many years. The durability of these bridges relies on factors like type, material quality, adjacent teeth and gum health, and diligent oral care. We emphasise following our tailored care recommendations to ensure your bridge maximises its functional and aesthetic benefits for years to come.
Will my dental bridge look natural?
Yes, bridges are designed to match the colour and shape of your natural teeth for a seamless appearance.
Can I eat normally with a dental bridge?
After a brief adjustment period, you can eat normally. Start with softer foods and gradually reintroduce your regular diet.

At Affordable Dental, we are committed to providing you with a comfortable and successful dental implant experience. Our team is here to guide you through each step, ensuring you’re fully informed and at ease. Book a consultation today to take the first step towards restoring your smile with confidence.
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