Dental Bridges
Replace missing teeth and restore your smile with a custom dental bridge designed to improve appearance, support comfortable chewing, and maintain proper dental function.
Restore the Gaps in Your Smile
Custom Dental Bridges for a Complete, Confident Smile
Missing teeth can affect more than the appearance of your smile. They may also make eating and speaking more difficult and can allow neighbouring teeth to shift over time. At Maxwell Dental, we offer custom dental bridges designed to replace missing teeth and restore comfortable everyday function.
A dental bridge uses carefully designed replacement teeth to fill the space left by one or more missing teeth. Our team will evaluate your oral health, discuss your options, and create a personalized treatment plan focused on achieving a secure, functional, and natural-looking result.
Benefits of Dental Bridges
Replace Missing Teeth
Dental bridges fill spaces created by missing teeth, helping restore a complete and natural-looking smile.
Restore Chewing Function
Replacing missing teeth can make biting and chewing more comfortable and help you enjoy a wider variety of foods.
Improve Your Smile
A custom bridge is designed to complement your surrounding teeth and restore a balanced, attractive appearance.
Maintain Tooth Alignment
Filling an empty space can help prevent neighbouring teeth from gradually shifting out of their proper positions.
Support Clear Speech
Missing teeth can sometimes affect pronunciation. Replacing them may help restore clearer, more natural speech.
Customized for Your Smile
Each bridge is carefully designed according to your teeth, bite, and individual restorative needs for a comfortable fit.
Why Replace Missing Teeth?
Leaving a gap in your smile can affect your appearance, bite, and surrounding teeth. Replacing missing teeth can help restore function while supporting your long-term oral health.
- Restore gaps caused by missing teeth
- Improve biting and chewing function
- Help maintain proper tooth alignment
- Support clearer speech
- Restore a natural-looking smile
- Improve everyday comfort
What Happens During Dental Bridge Treatment?
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Consultation & Examination
Our dentist evaluates your teeth, gums, bite, and the area of the missing tooth to determine whether a dental bridge is appropriate for you.
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Treatment Planning
We discuss your bridge options and create a personalized treatment plan based on the number of missing teeth, supporting teeth, and your oral health.
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Preparing the Supporting Teeth
When a traditional bridge is used, the supporting teeth are carefully prepared so they can securely hold the restoration.
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Creating Your Custom Bridge
A digital scan or impression is taken so your bridge can be created with the appropriate fit, shape, bite, and appearance.
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Final Placement & Adjustment
Your finished bridge is securely placed, and we carefully evaluate the fit and bite to ensure comfortable everyday function.
Complete Your Smile with a Custom Dental Bridge
You don't have to live with uncomfortable or noticeable gaps in your smile. A carefully designed dental bridge can replace missing teeth, restore everyday function, and help you smile with greater confidence.
- Natural-looking tooth replacement
- Restores comfortable chewing
- Helps maintain tooth positioning
- Customized to your individual smile
- Personalized restorative dental care
Frequently Asked
Questions
What is a dental bridge?
A dental bridge is a fixed dental restoration used to replace one or more missing teeth. It typically consists of replacement teeth supported by neighbouring teeth, crowns, or dental implants, depending on the type of bridge.
How do I know if a dental bridge is right for me?
A bridge may be suitable if you have one or more missing teeth and healthy supporting teeth or implants. Your dentist will examine your oral health and discuss the most appropriate tooth replacement options for your situation.
How long can a dental bridge last?
The lifespan of a dental bridge depends on factors such as oral hygiene, bite forces, the condition of the supporting teeth, and regular dental care. Routine examinations allow your dentist to monitor the bridge over time.
Does getting a dental bridge hurt?
Local anesthesia may be used during tooth preparation to help keep you comfortable. Some temporary sensitivity can occur following treatment, particularly around prepared supporting teeth.
How do I clean around a dental bridge?
Regular brushing is essential, along with cleaning underneath and around the bridge using floss threaders, interdental brushes, or other products recommended by your dental team.