How long does a dental bridge last?
A dental bridge usually lasts 7-10 years, but can last much longer than that! With proper homecare and routine cleanings and examinations, the lifespan of your bridge could continue well past that timeframe.
A dental bridge is an excellent way to restore esthetics, proper chewing function and prevent other teeth from shifting. If you are interested in regaining your confident smile, contact the experienced team at Smiles on Randolph today to discuss various bridge options and get the most advanced and personalized treatment for tooth replacement.
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At Smiles on Randolph, we understand how missing several teeth can make you self-conscious. We work closely with our patients to find solutions for this common cause. For some patients, a dental bridge may be the right option!
Our team has many options for replacing missing teeth, including dental implants, crowns and dentures, but dental bridges are the most common as a non-removable option. Our state-of-the-art technology will allow us to evaluate the integrity of your anchor teeth to see if you would be a candidate for a dental bridge.
At your initial examination, we will take a series of x-rays to determine if your anchor teeth can stabilize a dental bridge.
The Smiles on Randolph team will shape and prepare your anchor teeth while fabricating a temporary bridge to place in your mouth until your permanent bridge arrives back from an off-site lab. When working with an off-site lab, our team will make sure we select a shade and shape that matches perfectly to your teeth creating that beautiful smile you desire.
When you arrive back at our office for your permanent bridge, we will verify that the shape, size, and color of your bridge matches your natural teeth before making it permanent.
We want all of our patients to be happy with the work we are providing! Our staff will then walk you through ways to take care of your new bridge, as it requires different oral hygiene techniques than regular teeth.
Are you missing a tooth adjacent to other teeth?
Do you want to replace a tooth but can’t afford an implant?
Do you want a more permanent solution to missing teeth?
If these statements apply to you, you may be a candidate for a dental bridge at Smiles on Randolph!
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Schedule an appointment with us today to see if a dental bridge can replace your missing teeth!