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Dental Bridges · Whitton, Twickenham

Dental Bridges in Whitton, Twickenham

Dental bridges are an effective way to replace missing teeth with a natural looking and fixed bridge. No need for surgery and no removable parts. Over two appointments, we will help you restore your smile, bite, and confidence.

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What Is a Dental Bridge?

Dental bridges are bridges that are created to fill a gap that is left by one or more missing teeth. They are made up of one or more artificial teeth, which are then held in place by crowns that are attached to your natural teeth or implants.

This results in a fixed and permanent restoration, that feels natural, restoring your smile, improving bite function and speech. There is no surgery involved, as the bridge is cemented in place, becoming a permanent part of your smile.

No removable parts

Fixed like natural teeth

No surgery

Non-invasive restoration

Immediate function

Eat normally from day one

10–15 year lifespan

With proper care

Dental Bridge vs Dental Implant

Bridge
Implant
Surgery required
No
Yes
Adjacent teeth affected
Yes (prepared)
No
Treatment time
2–3 weeks
3–6 months
Bone preservation
Limited
Excellent
Lifespan
10–15 years
20+ years

Not sure which is the right solution? Book an assessment and your dentist will advise on the best option for your specific situation.

Types

Types of Dental Bridge

Traditional Bridge

The traditional bridge is the most common dental bridge that is made up of two crowns, anchored on either side of the gap. It supports a false tooth.

Best for: Traditional bridges are recommended for one or multiple missing teeth where the adjacent teeth are healthy.

Cantilever Bridge

Cantilever bridges are supported by one crown, on one side of the tooth only. This is used when there is only one adjacent tooth.

Best for: Cantilever bridges are best suited for front teeth with one adjacent tooth.

Maryland (Resin-bonded) Bridge

Maryland bridges, or resin-bonded bridges, use metal or porcelain wings, with minimal preparation, the wings are bonded to the back of the adjacent teeth without the need for crowns.

Best for: Maryland bridges are recommended for front teeth, where the adjacent teeth are unrestored and healthy.

Implant-supported Bridge

These bridges are anchored to implants, rather than your natural teeth. It does not require any adjacent tooth preparation.

Best for: we recommend implant-supported bridges if you have multiple, consecutive missing teeth, or your adjacent teeth are health.

Unsure which bridge is right for you?

Book a clinical assessment in Whitton, Twickenham — your dentist will assess the gap and surrounding teeth and recommend the most appropriate solution.

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Benefits

Why Choose a Dental Bridge

Fixed, permanent feel

Dental bridges are cemented in place, making them look, feel, and function like your natural tooth. Unlike dentures, they are not removable, you don't need adhesives, and there is no movement.

No surgery required

Our traditional dental bridges are non-surgical solutions for patients who may not be suitable for implants. A bridge restores your smile without any need for surgery.

Prevents bite drift

When you lose a tooth, the adjacent teeth start to tilt into the gap over a period of time. Bridges help to fill the space immediately, helping to maintain your bite, while protecting your surrounding teeth.

Natural appearance

You cannot tell our modern porcelain and zirconia bridges from natural teeth. The artificial tooth is shade-matched and shaped to blend in naturally with your smile.

Pricing

Dental Bridge Cost in Whitton, Twickenham

Dental bridge costs vary based on the number of missing teeth and the chosen material. Our prices all include a thorough assessment, preparation, temporary bridges, along with fittings. EyeSmile also offers finance options, helping you spread the cost with confidence.

3-unit bridge (1 missing tooth)

A porcelain bridge made up of two abutment crowns and one artificial tooth

4-unit bridge (2 missing teeth)

Our 4-unit bridges comprise of two crowns and two artificial teeth.

Maryland bridge

Maryland bridges require very little preparation and are best suited for front teeth.

FAQs

Frequently Asked Questions

Do you have a question regarding dental bridges and cannot find your answer below? Give EyeSmile a call today for personalised and expert answers and advice.

How long do dental bridges last?

Dental bridges do require proper care, along with regular maintenance appointments. When looked after correctly, you can expect your dental bridge to last between ten to fifteen years, if not more. The lifespan is determined by your supporting teeth and their health, your overall oral hygiene, along with your bite. We do recommend annual dental check-ups to monitor your bridge, along with the health of the adjacent teeth.

Is a dental bridge or implant better?

Both are excellent and reliable solutions, but they are best suited to different situations. Implants are considered the top choice, where bone is sufficient without the need to involve your adjacent teeth. Dental implants can last a lifetime. Bridges, on the other hand, are best suited when the adjacent teeth need crowns, or where you have bone loss, making you unsuitable for implants. Bridges offer a fast, non-surgical solution. The EyeSmile dentist will make recommendations based on your specific case.

Is a dental bridge painful?

Dental bridges should not be painful. We prepare the adjacent teeth under local anaesthetic, ensuring the entire process is painless. Some patients do experience some sensitivity after preparation, which is completely normal. We use a temporary bridge to protect the prepared teeth during the laboratory phase.

Can I eat normally with a dental bridge?

Definitely. When your dental bridge fits well, it helps to restore your full chewing function. We do advise you do not chew very hard foods using the bridge. At the same time, we also recommend flossing under the bridge, or using interdental brushes, to prevent decay to the adjacent teeth.

How much does a dental bridge cost in Whitton, Twickenham?

Our bridge costs are based on how many units you need, the materials you select, and the complexity of your case. Our full fee schedule can be found on our dental fees page. We also provide interest-free finance options, helping you spread the cost of your treatment.

Finance as standard

Spread the cost — interest-free.

You pay the treatment price, nothing more — over terms that suit you. Longer low-APR options are available for larger plans like Invisalign, veneers and implants.

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Approval, terms and any deposit requirements are subject to status and are confirmed during your consultation.

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