
Permanent bridge to fill the gap — fixed and natural
A fixed partial denture (dental bridge) is a permanent prosthetic that replaces one or more missing teeth by being cemented to the adjacent teeth (abutments), which serve as anchors. Unlike removable dentures, a bridge is fixed in place and cared for exactly like natural teeth. Modern all-ceramic bridges are virtually indistinguishable from real teeth.
No removal necessary — cared for and felt exactly like natural teeth.
All-ceramic bridges are custom-shaded and shaped to match surrounding teeth perfectly.
Bite force, chewing efficiency, and speech are fully restored.
Fills the gap and prevents the remaining teeth from drifting or over-erupting.
High-quality ceramic bridges last 10–15 years with proper oral hygiene.
Bridge placement does not require surgical implant procedures.
Assessment of the gap, adjacent teeth, and bite to design the ideal bridge.
Adjacent teeth are shaped under local anaesthesia to accommodate the bridge crowns.
Precise impressions are sent to the lab for custom bridge fabrication (7–10 days).
A temporary bridge protects prepared teeth and maintains aesthetics during fabrication.
The permanent bridge is tried in, approved for fit and aesthetics, then permanently cemented.
A well-maintained ceramic bridge typically lasts 10–15 years. Its longevity depends heavily on oral hygiene and avoiding excessive bite forces.
The abutment teeth are prepared under local anaesthesia. Some sensitivity may be present for a few days after, which resolves naturally.
Special floss threaders or interdental brushes are used to clean under the bridge pontic. We provide full instructions at fitting.
Implants are the gold standard as they do not require altering adjacent teeth. However, bridges are an excellent alternative when implants are not feasible.
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