Dental Bridges
Types of Dental Bridges
Traditional Bridge
A traditional bridge involves placing dental crowns on two abutment teeth, natural teeth on either end of the gap. Your dentist must first remove a layer of enamel from these teeth for the dental crowns to fit properly. These crowns are connected to the artificial tooth or teeth, called pontics, that fill in the space.
Implant-Supported Bridge
Dental bridges can also be supported by two dental implants which are surgically placed in the jaw on either side of the gap. These implants are connected to the bridge and secure it in place. Our dentist can conveniently place your implants and bridge from our office in Albuquerque.
Bone Saving Benefits of Dental Implants
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Not only do implants provide superior stability for your custom restoration, but they also provide much-needed stimulation to the jawbone. Implants are the only restorative dentistry procedure that is proven to stop and prevent the jawbone atrophy that occurs after tooth loss.
Dental Bridge Treatment Timeline
Your treatment timeline may vary based on the type of bridge you receive and if you require preparatory treatments.
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See How a Traditional Dental Bridge Is Placed
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