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If you are missing one or more permanent teeth, we may recommend a dental bridge in Norwell, Massachusetts to close the gap caused by missing teeth. We invite you to contact Advanced Dental Arts today for more information and to schedule an appointment with our dentists.
If you are missing one tooth or multiple teeth in a row, we may recommend a dental bridge to help restore your smile. A bridge is a fixed dental restoration, meaning it is non-removable. The dental bridge is anchored in place through the use of two dental crowns, which are custom made to fit your smile and are placed on the teeth or dental implants next to the space left by the missing tooth. These crowns hold the artificial tooth in place to help restore your smile, ensuring that your restoration will not easily shift or come loose. It typically requires two visits to our practice to complete the dental bridge, though individual cases may vary. Dental bridges in Norwell, MA, are designed to last for many years with proper care and to help restore the function, appearance, and health of your smile.
Our dentist may recommend a dental bridge to improve your smile by:
- Helping to restore your ability to speak, eat, and chew more comfortably
- Helping to distribute excess stress on the bite
- Helping to improve the shape and volume of your face
- Replacing an unwanted removable partial denture
- Helping to maintain the position of the remaining natural teeth
- Helping to enhance the appearance of your smile
We will help you determine whether a custom dental bridge in Norwell, MA an appropriate option for addressing your smile after tooth loss. For more information, please call or visit us today.
Individual treatment outcomes and experiences may vary based on your specific oral health, the condition of adjacent teeth, oral hygiene, and other factors. Bridge longevity depends on proper care, regular dental visits, and individual patient factors. A comprehensive examination is required to determine if you are a candidate for dental bridge treatment and to discuss realistic expectations for your specific situation.
