Dental Bridges St. Albert
Dental bridges are a fixed, non-removable solution used to replace one or more missing teeth. By anchoring to the teeth on either side of the gap, a bridge restores chewing function, bite alignment, and the appearance of your smile.
Our Dental Bridge Treatment Process
1. Consultation & Exam
A comprehensive evaluation of missing teeth, bite alignment, and oral health.
2. Tooth Preparation
Adjacent teeth are prepared to support the bridge with custom crowns.
3. Temporary Bridge
A temporary bridge protects your teeth while the final bridge is fabricated.
4. Final Placement
Your custom bridge is fitted, adjusted, and permanently cemented.
Materials & Components
Dental bridges can be made from porcelain, porcelain fused to metal, or noble alloys. Each bridge consists of:
- Abutments: Crowns placed on supporting teeth
- Pontics: Replacement teeth that fill the gap
Long-Term Benefits of Bridges
Replacing missing teeth helps maintain bite alignment, chewing function, and facial aesthetics. Dental bridges can also prevent jawbone deterioration and reduce stress on surrounding teeth.
Insurance & Treatment Planning
We accept most major insurance providers and offer direct billing. Our team will help you understand coverage options and create a personalized treatment plan for your needs.
Have questions about coverage?Why You Might Need a Dental Bridge
- ✓ Replace one or multiple missing teeth
- ✓ Prevent teeth from shifting
- ✓ Restore chewing and speaking function
- ✓ Improve smile appearance
- ✓ Support full-mouth rehabilitation or implant therapy
What Happens If You Don’t Replace Missing Teeth?
Why Choose a Dental Bridge?
- Restore chewing and speaking function
- Prevent costly future dental treatments
- Improve smile aesthetics and confidence
- Maintain proper bite alignment
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