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Dental Bridges – Lisle, IL

Complete Your Smile After Tooth Loss

Person admires dental bridge

Many people have lost one tooth or several sequential teeth due to infections, injuries, or other causes. Luckily, dental bridges have successfully addressed this sort of tooth loss for decades. These reliable dental appliances are sturdy and lifelike, allowing patients to chew a wide variety of foods and enjoy a complete and beautiful smile. Here’s a brief guide to how the team at Arbor Dental Care can help you achieve a complete grin, but please contact our office if you have any questions.

Why Choose Arbor Dental Care for Dental Bridges?

  • Skilled and Compassionate Dentists
  • Strong and Beautiful Restorations
  • We Welcome Insurance

What Is a Dental Bridge?

Dental bridge

A dental bridge is several dental crowns strung together, and it is used to replace a single missing tooth or several missing teeth in a row. These appliances are made of high-quality ceramic materials and supported by either healthy teeth or dental implants placed on either side of the gap so they can discreetly restore a smile. The process of receiving dental implants is minimally invasive, so almost anyone can be a good candidate for them as long as they have healthy gums and healthy teeth.

Types of Dental Bridges

Model of dental bridge

There are several types of dental bridges available, and the one that is right for you depends on your needs and preferences. Our team may recommend:

Traditional Dental Bridge

Illustration of traditional bridge?

A traditional dental bridge can treat one or several missing teeth by being anchored by dental crowns placed on the teeth on either side of the gap. This appliance requires these anchor teeth to be in good health so they can provide a sturdy foundation that allows it to function like the real thing.

Implant Bridge

Model of implant bridge?

Rather than using crowns placed on neighboring teeth, implant bridges are supported by dental implants placed directly into the jawbone on either side of the gap. This requires no alteration of healthy teeth and allows for superior chewing power, and it requires the patient to have healthy gums and jawbones in order for the implant placement surgery to be successful

The Benefits of Getting a Dental Bridge

Lady smiles

Dentists recommend replacing lost teeth as soon as possible to prevent issues like:

  • Neighboring teeth falling out of misalignment
  • Diminished confidence
  • Difficulties with speech and chewing
  • Increased risk of oral health problems such as dental injuries.

A dental bridge may be a great way to keep your face, attitude, and smile in great shape after losing one or a few teeth. Scheduling a consultation at our Lisle office can put you on the path to enjoying a complete grin.