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Dental Bridges In Dallas 

What Is A Dental Bridge? 

A dental bridge is a fixed prosthetic that can replace one or several missing teeth in a row. At Lakewood Dental Studio, Dr. Leisa Robothamsuggests dental bridges for those missing one to a few consecutive teeth. 


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Did You Know… 

Dental bridges are one of the most affordable types of tooth replacement. When you schedule a consultation at our Dallas dental office, get a direct quote. 


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What To Expect During Dental Bridge Placement 

  • Preparation of Abutment Teeth

    Your dentist will clean and numb your mouth, and then begin to trim away a thin layer of enamel from the two teeth next to your missing tooth. These are known as “abutment teeth” and they will hold your crowns. Your bridge will permanently attach to these crowns.

  • Impressions

    Once your abutment teeth have been prepared, your dentist will use dental putty and trays to take impressions of your teeth. These impressions will be used by a technician at a dental lab to build your dental bridge.

  • Temporary Bridge

    Depending on your needs, your dentist will place a temporary resin bridge to protect your prepared abutment teeth, or two temporary dental crowns. Either way, your prepared teeth will be covered and protected until your permanent bridge can be placed.

  • Bridge Check & Adjustment

    Once your permanent bridge is ready, usually within a few weeks, you’ll come into the office to have the bridge checked for proper fit. Minor adjustments may be made by your dentist, if necessary, to ensure that your bridge looks and feels natural. If the bridge requires larger adjustments, it will be sent back to the lab for further refinement.

  • Permanent Placement

    Once you and your dentist have determined that the fit of your bridge feels right, they will use powerful dental cement to attach it permanently to your abutment teeth, restoring your smile and your bite.

  • Benefits Of Dental Bridges 

    Prevent Other Teeth from Shifting

    Your pearly whites should fit perfectly like a puzzle, and the key to keeping them in place is more than just strong tooth roots! Did you know that your chompers rely on other neighboring teeth for balance and support? When tooth loss occurs, it's not uncommon for the remaining teeth may start tilting toward those open spots. Filling gaps with an artificial dental bridge is the best way to maintain your smile structure. Not only will this help keep everything sturdy, but it will prevent further shifting or future losses!



    Enhance Chewing Capabilities

    Eating should be a joy, not an ordeal! If you’ve experienced tooth loss and have lost the ability to enjoy your favorite foods, we have great news. A tooth bridge eliminates discomfort and imbalance associated with eating without a complete set of teeth. Don’t let shifting teeth or food particles collecting in empty sockets take the pleasure out of mealtimes any longer. Speak to our friendly team today about arranging an appointment for easy feasting again!



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    Improve Speaking Abilities

    When you miss a tooth, there's more at stake than your smile. A missing tooth can also affect how well you communicate. With a complete set of pearly whites to help form words in your mouth, speaking with clarity may be easier and even lead to lisping or difficulty pronouncing certain sounds. To put an end to this struggle, dental bridges are often used as an effective way to restore speech loss due to teeth loss. So, don't let the struggle of missing teeth get between you and meaningful conversations!



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    Did You Know… 

    Dental bridges can last for over a decade.Good oral hygiene and maintenance can prolong the life of this dental appliance. 


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    Have Questions About Dental Bridges? Find Answers Here. 

    • Dental Bridge vs. Implant: Which treatment is better?

      Both treatments have their advantages and disadvantages. However, dental bridges are more convenient, require less oral surgery, and are more affordable than dental implants.


    • Do tooth bridges fall out easily?

      If you look after it, your dental bridge should stay firmly in place for years! Still, if the fit loosens over time, a simple visit to our Dallas dental office can have everything back together like new.

    Did You Know… 

    Taking care of a dental bridge is similar to caring for natural teeth. We suggest cleaning the surface of the tooth bridge and gums daily and scheduling regular dental appointments. 


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