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Dental Bridge for Missing Teeth

Seamlessly close the gaps in your smile with custom dental bridges. Restore your bite, enhance your speech, and regain your confidence effortlessly.

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About Dental Bridges

A dental bridge is a secure, permanent restoration designed to replace one or more missing teeth. By anchoring a lifelike false tooth (pontic) to the healthy teeth on either side of the gap, our expert dentists can fully restore your bite force, prevent facial sagging, and give you back a complete, beautifully natural-looking smile.

Common Smile Concerns We Treat

  • Gaps Left After Tooth Loss
  • Difficulty Chewing Certain Foods
  • Teeth Shifting Into Empty Spaces
  • Speech Changes From Missing Teeth
  • Loss Of Confidence When Smiling
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Before and after see the difference.

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Real Smiles True Bridge Stories

"I had a missing molar for quite some time and finally decided to go ahead with a dental bridge. The dentist explained that the teeth either side would need to be prepared, which I was a bit anxious about, but it was all done under local anaesthetic and completely manageable. I was given a temporary bridge while the final one was being made, which already made eating much easier. When the permanent bridge was fitted, it felt secure straight away and matched my natural teeth perfectly."

– David P.
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"After the bridge was fitted, I did notice a bit of sensitivity when having hot and cold drinks for the first few days, but it settled quite quickly just as the dentist said it would. It took a short time to get used to chewing again, but now it feels completely normal. I can finally eat properly on that side again without any discomfort, which has made a huge difference day to day."

– Rachel M

"I lost a front tooth and it really affected both my confidence and how I spoke. The dental bridge has honestly restored everything and not just how my smile looks, but how I eat and talk as well. The process only took a couple of visits, and the dentist was very precise when fitting it, making sure my bite felt right. It doesn’t feel like a ‘false’ tooth at all — just part of my mouth again."

– James L.
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Benefits of Dental Bridges

  • Closes unwanted gaps
  • Restores full chewing
  • Improves daily speech
  • Prevents tooth drifting
  • Maintains facial structure
  • Highly durable materials
  • Natural-looking results
  • Long-lasting smile solution
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Dental Bridge Cost

Payment options are available depending on your treatment cost. Smaller treatments can be split into three monthly payments with Klarna, while larger cases may be spread with 0% interest-free finance for up to 12 months, with longer plans available if needed.

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What to Expect in Dental Bridge Treatment

Your journey to a complete smile is carefully managed over a few comfortable visits. After recontouring the anchor teeth, we take precise moulds to handcraft your custom bridge in our laboratory. We provide a protective temporary bridge before carefully adjusting and permanently cementing your final, perfectly fitted restoration.

  • Careful recontouring of the supporting anchor teeth
  • Precise impressions taken for our dental laboratory
  • Protective temporary bridge fitted for daily comfort
  • Meticulous adjustments made for a perfect bite
  • Permanent cementing of your custom dental bridge
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Frequently Asked Questions about Dental Bridges

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We offer three primary types of bridges. A Traditional bridge uses crowns on healthy teeth on both sides of the gap. A Cantilever bridge is used when there is only one healthy tooth available next to the gap. A Maryland-bonded bridge is ideal for front teeth, utilising a discrete metal framework bonded to the back of the adjacent teeth instead of using full crowns.

No, the preparation process is highly routine and typically completely pain-free. We use a localised anaesthetic to thoroughly numb the abutment teeth and the surrounding gums before any reshaping occurs, ensuring you remain completely comfortable and relaxed while we make room for the crowns.

A well-maintained dental bridge can easily last between 5 and 15 years, and often much longer. Because the success of the bridge heavily depends on the solid foundation offered by the surrounding natural teeth, keeping up with a rigorous daily brushing and flossing routine is essential to maximising its lifespan.

Replacing missing teeth with a bridge will actually make eating much easier. However, while you are becoming accustomed to the new bridge during the first few days, we recommend eating soft foods that have been cut into small pieces to ensure you are entirely comfortable before returning to your normal diet.

The cost of your dental bridge will vary depending on the type of bridge used, such as traditional or Maryland-bonded, and the materials chosen. We’ll provide a clear, personalised quotation during your consultation so you know exactly what to expect.

Yes, we offer flexible payment options to help you manage the cost of replacing missing teeth. Smaller treatments can be split into three monthly payments with Klarna, while more extensive treatment plans may qualify for 0% interest-free finance or longer-term options.

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