Dental bridges are used to replace one or more missing teeth by filling the gap with a natural-looking replacement that is securely supported by the neighbouring teeth or dental implants. They help restore the appearance of your smile while improving the way you bite, chew, and speak.
At Ark-G Dental, every bridge is carefully planned to fit comfortably, function naturally, and blend seamlessly with your existing teeth.
A bridge is a fixed restoration that replaces one or more missing teeth.
It consists of an artificial tooth (or teeth) that is supported either by crowns placed on the teeth next to the gap or, in some cases, by dental implants. Once fitted, a bridge remains securely in place and does not need to be removed for cleaning.
Book ConsultationDental bridges are typically recommended when:
At Ark-G Dental, we offer different types of dental bridges depending on your individual needs. These include:
The most suitable option depends on the position of the missing tooth, the health of the surrounding teeth, and your long-term treatment goals.
Replacing a missing tooth isn’t always as simple as filling the gap. We carefully assess:
We aim to recommend the treatment that offers the greatest stability, function, and longevity while preserving healthy teeth wherever possible.
The aim is to replace missing teeth in a way that feels natural, restores confidence, and supports long-term oral health.
Begin by exploring the right treatment options tailored to your needs and goals.
Meet with our friendly team for a thorough assessment and personalised treatment plan.
Receive high-quality care using modern techniques designed for comfort and precision.
Enjoy lasting results and the confidence that comes with a healthy, beautiful smile.
With good oral hygiene and regular dental check-ups, a well-made bridge can last many years.
Traditional bridges are designed to provide a long-term solution. Maryland bridges can also last for many years, although because they rely on adhesive bonding, they can occasionally become detached. If this happens, they can often be cleaned and re-bonded without needing to replace the bridge.
Yes. Bridges are carefully matched to the shape, size, and colour of your surrounding teeth.
The procedure is carried out under local anaesthetic, so you should remain comfortable throughout treatment.
Once you’ve adjusted to your new bridge, you should be able to eat comfortably with most foods.
Brushing twice a day, cleaning underneath the bridge with specialist floss or interdental aids and attending regular check-ups will help keep it healthy.
Both have their advantages. A bridge provides a fixed solution, while a denture can replace multiple missing teeth more simply. We’ll discuss the most suitable option based on your individual circumstances.