RESTORATIVE DENTISTRY
Dental Bridges in Joondanna
Make Your Smile Complete with Dental Bridges
Missing teeth can be embarrassing. It can also cause a lot of problems for your dental health. A dental bridge is an excellent way to fill in the space left by missing teeth, and it also helps keep your oral health in check.
Dental bridges are used to replace one or more missing teeth. This dental restoration utilises the adjacent teeth for retention and support. They are fixed to healthy teeth on either side of the gap, eliminating the need to manually remove them for cleaning and storage.
Joondanna Family Dental is proud to offer dental bridges as an option for patients who have missing teeth. We only use quality materials to create bridges that look great and are built to last. If you’re looking for an affordable, long-lasting tooth replacement option, dental bridges may be the right choice for you. Contact us today to learn more about dental bridges or to schedule an appointment with one of our experienced dentists.
Advantages
Advantages of Dental Bridges
Restores Normal Dental Function: Dental bridges help to fill in gaps caused by missing teeth, allowing you to enjoy a full range of oral functions again. Whether you need to chew your food properly or feel confident in speaking, our dental bridges can help you achieve all of these oral health goals.
So if you’re tired of struggling with your speech or restricting what foods you can eat, come see us at Joondanna Family Dental today and let our skilled dentists help restore your smile and your confidence.
Prevents the Movement of Remaining Natural Teeth: A dental bridge is a popular option for restoring your smile and preventing the movement of adjacent teeth into empty spaces left by missing teeth. This type of dental treatment makes use of nearby teeth as anchors to hold a replacement tooth in place, preventing more damage to the surrounding area.
With our high-quality dental bridges and skilled dentists at Joondanna Family Dental, you can protect your remaining teeth and keep your smile looking its best.
Maintains Your Facial Structure: When it comes to preserving your overall oral and facial health, replacing missing teeth is essential.
If you have missing teeth, our skilled dentists can work with you to implement a dental bridge treatment plan that will help restore your face and jawline to their optimal condition.
Restores Your Smile and Confidence: Whether you have lost a tooth due to tooth decay or an accident, getting a dental bridge is an effective method to restore your beautiful smile and confidence. Dental bridges are customised to fit snugly into your mouth and look like your natural teeth.
At Joondanna Family Dental, we use state-of-the-art technology to ensure our bridges are built to integrate naturally with your existing teeth for a healthy, beautiful smile that looks and feels great.
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Why choose
Joondanna Family Dental?
An Extensive Range of Dental Treatments
Personalised Treatment Plan
Sedation and Relaxation Options
Open on Weekends and Holidays
Joondanna Family Dental is a locally-based dental practice that offers dental bridges to patients who need to replace missing teeth. It can be challenging to take time out of your busy schedule for dental appointments, so we ensure our dental clinic is open for you on weekends and holidays. Our team is dedicated to providing excellent customer service. We want to make it convenient for you to get the dental services you need.
FAQs
FAQs about Dental Bridges
Who is a good candidate for dental bridges?
The primary purpose of dental bridges is to replace missing teeth. Patients with one to three consecutive missing teeth are good candidates for bridges. They must also meet the following criteria:
- Generally in good health
- Must not have gum disease
- Both teeth adjacent to the gap must be sufficiently strong and healthy
Patients with gum disease should undergo gum disease treatment prior to getting dental bridges. If you prefer an implant-supported bridge, you must also have sufficient jawbone density. Before a dental bridge can be placed, a bone graft procedure could be performed.
How long does it take to get a dental bridge?
Why should I replace my missing tooth with a dental bridge?
The following are some reasons why you should consider replacing your missing teeth with a dental bridge:
- To restore your beautiful smile.
- To regain your capacity to speak and chew properly.
- To preserve your bite and prevent tooth fractures.
- To keep your remaining teeth from shifting.
- To prevent your face from sagging, as missing teeth can cause this problem.
Do dental bridges last long in the mouth?
What can I not eat if I have a dental bridge?
A dental bridge cannot decay, but the teeth beneath it are still prone to tooth decay. Be sure to avoid the following:
- Foods and drinks high in sugar:
Sugary foods and drinks can leave behind particles that may breed harmful bacteria between or beneath dental bridges. It can cause your dental bridge to loosen or fall out. - Acidic drinks:
Coffee, soda, and other acidic drinks can erode your natural tooth enamel. In addition, they can stain your teeth. - Sticky foods:
Foods like caramel and gum can get stuck between your teeth and damage your bridge. - Hard foods:
Hard foods such as ice can crack your bridge if you bite down on them.
How should I care for my dental bridge?
Are dental bridges expensive?
The cost of dental bridge treatment varies depending on several factors, including the number of teeth in need of replacement, the bridge type, the complexity of the bridge placement, and whether additional dental work is required.
We recommend booking a consultation appointment with Joondanna Family Dental so that we can assess your dental needs and estimate your dental bridge cost more accurately.
What should I consider as an alternative to a dental bridge?
The following are our recommendations for dental bridge alternatives:
- Partial Denture:
Partial dentures are an affordable option for replacing missing teeth. Dentures, also called false teeth, are made of one or more artificial teeth and a metal and plastic framework that attaches to the remaining teeth. - Dental Implant:
An implant procedure replaces the root of a tooth by surgically embedding it in the jawbone. Implants are typically made from titanium alloy, a durable and biocompatible material. An abutment attaches the artificial tooth, typically a dental crown, or one of the crowns in a bridge, to the implant.