dental implants
Implant Bridges
You don’t have to be without teeth!
An implant-supported bridge can be extremely useful, as a traditional dental bridge may damage the neighbouring, natural teeth. However, with an implant-supported bridge, the implants become a protective shield and keep your teeth as natural-looking and healthy as ever!
Our implant surgeons are highly skilled and will be able to restore your wonderful smile, thanks to years of extensive training. Whether you’re missing teeth or have failing teeth, implant-supported bridges are a fantastic way to ensure a strong, durable smile.
The benefits
Stability – With implant-supported bridges, the dental bridges are fixed in place as opposed to traditional bridges – which are removable. This stability is extremely beneficial to patients as they can be confident that when they bite down on hard foods, their teeth are more strong enough to withstand it.
Aesthetics – As implant-supported bridges are fixed in place, there’s a far lower probability that they’d fall out of place - which would help prevent social embarrassment. With implant-supported bridges, you can be confident in your stable, natural look!
Longevity – Traditional dental bridges rely on the surrounding natural teeth, and this means there’s a possibility that tooth decay can affect the longevity and effectiveness of the dental bridge. However, with implant-supported bridges, tooth decay is not a factor and so as long as the implant is cared for properly, the implant-supported bridge can last many years.
FAQ’s
How long does treatment take until completion?
Treatment time varies from patient to patient, however, a general guide regarding treatment time is between 5-8 months.
How do I care for my Implant-supported bridge?
As you would care for your natural teeth, by brushing/flossing and regularly visiting the dentist. Your dentist will advise you in regards to the best products to use when brushing/flossing.
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