Procedure · Dental Bridges

Dental Bridges

Fixed replacement for one or more missing teeth using adjacent teeth as anchors.

Specialty Restorative
Duration Typically 2–3 visits over 1–2 weeks
Pain expectation Comfortable under local anesthesia. Mild sensitivity is normal for a few days.
Specialist Dr. Deepika Mod

When you might need this

  • One or more missing teeth with healthy teeth on either side
  • When implants are not chosen or not suitable
  • Replacing an old or failing bridge

What the procedure involves

  1. Examination and treatment planning
  2. Preparation of the supporting teeth on either side of the gap
  3. Impressions taken for custom fabrication
  4. Temporary bridge fitted while permanent is made
  5. Permanent bridge cemented at follow-up visit

How long it takes

Typically 2–3 visits over 1–2 weeks.

Pain expectation

Comfortable under local anesthesia. Mild sensitivity is normal for a few days.

Technology used

  • Zirconia and ceramic materials
  • Precision shade matching
  • Digital impressions

Recovery & aftercare

Normal eating after the permanent bridge is placed. Special flossing technique required around the bridge — we will show you.

See full post-op care guide →

Pricing: Costs vary by complexity, materials, and number of sittings. Please contact us for a personalized estimate after consultation.

Common questions

Frequently asked.

Implants are generally preferred for single missing teeth because they preserve adjacent teeth. Bridges remain a good option when implants are not feasible.

Well-maintained bridges last 10–15 years on average.

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