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Bridges effectively replace the missing teeth in your smile, restoring the natural appearance of your grin and giving your everyday confidence a noticeable lift.
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Has a missing tooth changed the way you eat and smile? A dental bridge in Gardena, CA, replaces missing teeth and restores normal oral function to your smile. Gardena Dental Group builds fixed bridges that fit your bite and your budget.
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A dental bridge is a fixed restoration that fills in the open space created by a missing tooth. Either end goes over a healthy tooth or a dental implant on either side of the gap, suspending an artificial crown between them. The ends act like functional crowns, with the artificial pontic tooth bonded in the middle. Our dentist generally recommends bridges to replace one or two teeth at a time, so long as there are stable teeth on either side to support them. An implant-supported bridge can replace as many as three or four teeth at once.
Bridges effectively replace the missing teeth in your smile, restoring the natural appearance of your grin and giving your everyday confidence a noticeable lift.
Filling in the gaps left behind by missing teeth lets you chew your food properly and speak clearly again, which improves your overall oral function every single day.
Missing teeth allow the facial muscles to sag and age you prematurely, and a well-made dental bridge helps maintain the natural shape of your face and your jaw.
Remaining teeth drift out of place when a gap goes unfilled for too many years, and a bridge blocks that movement in order to preserve your natural bite alignment.
From your first exam to the final result, here's exactly what to expect — calm, clear, and never rushed.
Request an AppointmentOur dentist evaluates the gap, checks the supporting teeth on either side, and confirms which type of bridge will best suit your own situation.
We numb and prep the supporting teeth so that a fixed restoration is able to fit over them both comfortably and very securely in place on top.
We take impressions and record a shade match for our dental lab so that your finished bridge matches all of the natural teeth all around it.
A temporary crown covers the prepped teeth to reduce any sensitivity or irritation while your permanent bridge is being created for you in our lab.
About two weeks later, you return to have the permanent bridge cemented into place, and your newly bonded bridge is completely non-removable.
You have one or two missing teeth in a row, with stable and healthy teeth still standing on either side of that open gap in the middle of your smile.
You would prefer a fixed alternative to a partial denture, one that stays in your mouth rather than coming out at the end of every single night.
Your remaining teeth have started drifting toward the open space, which throws your bite alignment further off with each and every passing year.
The teeth on either side of the gap also need dental crowns, so a single bridge reinforces them as it replaces the missing tooth between them.
Which design suits you comes down to the teeth on either side of the gap. Our dentist will walk you through the options at your consultation.
These fixed restorations are the most common type of bridge design that we offer. Either side is attached to a stable, healthy tooth, suspending one or two pontic teeth between them.
When there is not a healthy tooth on both sides of the missing tooth, a cantilever bridge offers a single tooth-supported alternative. These artificial teeth are attached to the side of a functional dental crown, which is then set on top of the surviving adjacent tooth.
A Maryland bridge is a replacement crown with small extensions that span out on either side of it. These “wings” are bonded behind the neighboring teeth, rather than reducing the shape of those teeth to cover them with a crown. Maryland bridges work well for front missing teeth, children, or temporary purposes before dental implant treatment.
An implant-supported dental bridge can replace multiple teeth at one time, as either end of the bridge is set on top of a dental implant. Up to four teeth in a row can be restored using only two dental implants.
Our patients return year after year for calm, unhurried care and honest, personalized guidance.
We go above and beyond to make dental bridge feel calm and effortless — pairing the latest technology with a gentle, unhurried approach designed entirely around you.
Here are just a few reasons our patients love us:

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Yes, cosmetic dental bridges replace missing front teeth and are designed to match the teeth on either side. A Maryland bridge is often a good option in that part of the smile.
Like crowns, a well-cared-for dental bridge can last 5 to 15 years in most cases. Good oral hygiene is essential to reaching the longer end of that range.
Minor irritation in the days after your appointment is not uncommon, since the supporting teeth were adjusted and the nerves are more tender than normal. This typically improves within a few days or no more than a couple of weeks.
The price depends on the materials used, the number of teeth affected, and whether dental implants are involved. Most bridges range between $500 and $1,500 per tooth.
Insurance benefits can offset a portion of the cost, though the amount varies from plan to plan. We provide a detailed treatment plan outlining all fees and estimated benefits before you schedule.
It is never too late to replace a missing tooth and prevent difficulty eating and shifts in your alignment. Call Gardena Dental Group today to request your consultation for a dental bridge in Gardena, CA.
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