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Dental Bridges – Indianapolis, IN

Building a Reliable Smile

You’re not alone if you think you are the only person living with missing teeth. There are millions of individuals in the U.S. who are experiencing life with an incomplete smile; however, the good news is that our team at Indy Dental Group is here to do something about it. With dental bridges, we can rebuild a reliable smile so that you can enjoy eating your favorite meals, speaking in front of a crowd, and smiling confidently around friends and family. If you’re ready to let us help you move toward a full, complete smile, call our office to schedule an appointment.

What is a Dental Bridge?

A dental bridge is a type of tooth replacement that is designed to remain fixed in place with the help of two dental crowns and healthy abutment teeth. When multiple missing teeth leave behind a gap, it can create problems in your day-to-day life; however, once a fixed bridge is put in place, you will notice a dramatic improvement in the way you look and feel about your smile.

The bridge consists of two dental crowns that are connected by a row of artificial teeth that sit on top of the gums. This creates the look of a complete smile so that you can feel more confident.

Types of Dental Bridges

When determining which type of dental bridge is right for you, our Indy Dental Group team will need to meet with you for a full consultation. We will go over the details of each and share what you can expect.

Traditional Dental Bridge

If you’re missing one, two, three, or even four teeth, we can place a traditional dental bridge. Resting on top of abutment teeth that exist on either side of the gap as well as your gums, a fixed bridge is meant to remain firmly in place for 10+ years before needing to have it replaced.

Implant Bridge

A more updated and modernized version is an implant bridge. Similar to the traditional, the one main component that differentiates the two is that this type of tooth replacement is held in place by titanium dental implants. Fused with the jawbone to create a stable and permanent foundation, the implant posts support the customized bridge once it is put in place – a prosthetic that can last 30 years or more.

What Are the Benefits of Getting a Dental Bridge?

The decision to receive a dental bridge to replace your missing teeth is one you will not regret, especially once you begin to experience the following benefits:

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