Superb dental bridges
- Effective tooth replacement
- Natural-looking results
Superb dental bridges
- Effective tooth replacement
- Natural-looking results
Dental Bridges, East Grinstead
There are a number of effective ways to replace missing teeth, including dental bridges, dentures and dental implants. The most appropriate option for you depends on several factors such as how many teeth you have missing and the health of your jaw or neighbouring teeth.
Dental bridges are best suited to cases where a small number of teeth are missing (usually between one and four). A bridge typically comprises of the appropriate number of replacement teeth which are fitted with a dental crown on either side.
These two supporting crowns are fitted on top of the two natural teeth adjacent to the gap.
Dental bridges from £900
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- Skilled and experienced cosmetic dental team
- Highly-rated by patients on Google
- Natural-looking results
- Exceptional performance and appearance
Our dental bridges team
Our superb cosmetic dentistry team includes Martin Witzman and Jessica Morris, who have over 38 years dental experience between them.
They have extensive knowledge and skill in restoring smiles and have expertly fitted dental bridges for many patients.
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The dental bridge process
The actual process is pretty similar to that of a dental crown. The teeth surrounding the gap act as abutments. The dentist usually smooths them down and removes some of the enamel to make them ready for the dental adhesive.
The whole process can be completed in a couple of appointments. The first appointment involves the dentist taking measurements in order to accurately build the bridge itself. A temporary bridge will usually be fitted to fill the gap while the bridge is produced. Once it is back with the dentist the patient will be called in again and the final bridge will be fitted.
When cared for properly, in many situations there is no reason dental bridges should not last a lifetime. A little bit of maintenance might be required now and then, but proper brushing and dedication to oral hygiene will keep them going strong for many years.
If you are worried by the procedure we are able to carry much of the work out under sedation.
Types of bridges
Traditional bridges
A routine procedure and the most common type of bridge.
Cantilever bridges
A more specialist procedure required when there is only one suitable tooth adjacent to the gap.
Maryland & bonded bridges
Dental bridges
Before 3 tooth bridge
After 3 tooth bridge
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