Bridge Your Gap to a Complete Smile
Missing teeth affect more than your appearance – they impact your ability to eat, speak, and maintain proper dental alignment. A dental bridge offers a proven, reliable solution to restore your smile and dental function. At Empire Dental Clinic, our expert prosthodontists create custom bridges using premium materials for lasting results.
Our Bridge Options
Traditional Bridges
The most common type, traditional bridges use crowns on adjacent natural teeth to support one or more replacement teeth (pontics). Available in metal-ceramic or full zirconia for superior aesthetics and durability.
Zirconia Bridges
Our premium choice for visible areas. Zirconia bridges offer exceptional strength, natural translucency, and excellent biocompatibility. They resist staining and chipping better than traditional options.
Metal-Ceramic Bridges
A cost-effective option combining metal strength with ceramic aesthetics. Ideal for back teeth where biting forces are greatest. Features a metal framework with porcelain overlay.
Bridge Pricing
| Bridge Type | Price (3 units) |
|---|---|
| Metal-Ceramic Bridge | 1,200 EUR |
| Zirconia Bridge | 1,400 EUR |
Prices are for 3-unit bridges. Longer bridges priced per unit. Free consultation included.
Benefits of Dental Bridges
- Restore your ability to chew and speak properly
- Maintain face shape and prevent sagging
- Prevent remaining teeth from shifting
- Fixed solution – no removal needed
- Natural appearance that blends with your smile
- Faster treatment than implants
The Bridge Procedure
Visit 1: Preparation
Your dentist prepares the anchor teeth by removing a portion of enamel to make room for crowns. Detailed impressions are taken and sent to our laboratory. A temporary bridge protects your teeth while your permanent bridge is crafted.
Visit 2: Fitting
Your custom bridge is carefully checked for fit, bite, and colour match. Once perfect, it is permanently cemented in place. Minor adjustments ensure complete comfort.
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Bridge vs Implant: Which is Right for You?
Bridges are ideal when adjacent teeth need crowns anyway, when faster treatment is preferred, or when bone density is insufficient for implants. Implants may be better for preserving healthy adjacent teeth or replacing multiple teeth independently. Our team will recommend the best option for your specific situation.
Caring for Your Bridge
Maintain your bridge with regular brushing and special floss threaders to clean underneath. Avoid hard or sticky foods that could damage the bridge. With proper care, your bridge can last 15 years or more. Regular check-ups help ensure longevity.