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Dental Bridges Spearwood

Replace missing teeth with a custom dental bridge in Spearwood, designed for a natural look, lasting strength, and a complete smile.

Bridging smiles with a dental bridge in Speawood
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What is a dental bridge?
Types of dental bridges
When a dental bridge may be recommended
Advantages of dental bridges
The dental bridge procedure
Caring for your dental bridge

If you have one or more missing teeth, a dental bridge is a reliable and long-lasting solution. Bridges fill the gap left by missing teeth, restoring your ability to chew, speak, and smile with confidence. We use only superior, TGA-approved materials to ensure strength, durability, and a natural appearance.

What is a dental bridge?

A dental bridge is a custom-made restoration that replaces one or more missing teeth by securing artificial teeth between two crowns or dental implants. The crowns anchor the bridge to your natural teeth or implants, providing stability and function similar to your natural teeth.

Bridges not only restore appearance but also prevent neighbouring teeth from shifting into the gap, which can lead to bite problems and further oral health issues.

Types of dental bridges

3D render of a jaw with a traditional dental bridge.
3D render of jaw with dental cantilever bridge.

Traditional dental bridge

Cantilever bridge

Traditional Bridge: Anchored to natural teeth on either side of the gap with crowns.

Cantilever Bridge: Supported by a crown on only one side – used when there is only one adjacent tooth.

Implant-Supported Bridge: Secured to dental implants for maximum stability and bone preservation, often recommended when multiple teeth are missing.

When a dental bridge may be recommended

A bridge may be the right choice if you have:

  • One or more missing teeth in a row
  • Healthy teeth or implants next to the gap for support
  • A desire for a fixed (non-removable) tooth replacement
  • Difficulty chewing or speaking due to missing teeth

Advantages of dental bridges

  • Restored Function: Makes eating and speaking easier and more comfortable.
  • Improved Appearance: Fills gaps for a complete, natural-looking smile.
  • Prevents Shifting: Keeps surrounding teeth in their correct position.
  • Long-Lasting: With proper care, a bridge can last 10+ years.
Bridging smiles with a Dental Bridge

The dental bridge procedure

Getting a dental bridge typically involves two appointments:

First Visit – We prepare the supporting teeth (or implants), take impressions, and fit a temporary bridge to protect the area.

Second Visit – We place your custom bridge, check the fit and bite, and permanently secure it in place.

Caring for your dental bridge

Maintain your bridge by brushing twice daily, flossing under the bridge with special cleaning aids, and visiting your dentist for regular check-ups. Avoid chewing very hard or sticky foods to extend its lifespan.

Frequently asked questions

With proper care and routine dental check-ups, a dental bridge can last 10 years or more. To protect it, avoid biting very hard or sticky foods that could damage or dislodge the bridge. Maintaining excellent oral hygiene is also essential, as the health of your natural teeth and gums plays a key role in supporting the bridge.

A dental bridge typically replaces one tooth, but in some cases, it can replace up to four. The exact number depends on your oral health and the position of the gap, so your dentist will recommend the most suitable option for your needs.

Ready to bridge the gap in your smile?

Book your consultation online today or call the number below to find out how our custom dental bridges can complete your smile.

Call us on (08) 6154 0330