Implant-supported Bridges

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Why Choose an Implant-Supported Bridge?

If you’ve lost multiple teeth, especially in areas where using a traditional bridge may compromise healthy teeth, an implant-supported bridge may be the ideal option. This solution is commonly recommended for patients with:

  • Multiple missing teeth in one area
  • Adequate jawbone density to support implants
  • Healthy gums with no active gum disease
  • A desire for long-term, low-maintenance tooth replacement

With proper care, an implant-supported bridge can improve your ability to eat, speak, and smile–restoring both your oral health and your confidence.

What to Expect: Your Treatment Plan

Your journey to a restored smile begins with a comprehensive consultation at The Dental Hub. During this visit, we’ll take digital images and impressions, review your medical history, and determine if any procedures, like a bone graft or sinus lift, are needed before your dental implant surgery to ensure implant success.

Here’s how the process typically works:

  1. Implant Placement – Dental implants are placed into the jawbone on each side of the gap. A healing period follows, allowing the implants to fuse with the bone. 
  2. Temporary Bridge Placement – While your implants heal, we may place a temporary bridge to restore appearance and function.
  3. Final Bridge Placement – Once healing is complete, we’ll place your custom-crafted bridge, using precision dental cement for a secure, long-term fit.

We partner with a trusted dental lab and skilled technicians to ensure your final dental bridge blends seamlessly with your natural teeth and gum line–for a result that looks and feels just right.

Implant-Supported vs. Traditional Bridges

While both options replace missing teeth, an implant-supported bridge offers key advantages:

  • No need to reshape healthy teeth, adjacent teeth remain untouched
  • Reduces the risk of bone loss over time
  • Offers improved stability and longevity
  • Looks and feels more natural compared to traditional bridges

Our team will help you compare replacement options and recommend the best treatment plan based on your unique goals, anatomy, and long-terml health needs.

Frequently Asked Questions