Missing teeth not only affect your smile but can hinder how your teeth function. They can alter your bite by causing the remaining teeth to shift out of alignment, which can put undue pressure on your jaw. Dental bridges from The International Center for Dental Excellence in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, can resolve these problems while improving the aesthetic appearance of your smile.
Dental bridges are prosthetic teeth that can be used to replace one or several missing teeth. The process involves placing dental crowns on natural teeth at both ends of the gap where your missing teeth used to be. These two crowns are attached to artificial teeth in between to complete your smile. Dental bridges fill the gap left by missing teeth to enhance your smile, maintain your bite, and make eating easier.
Replacing missing teeth will restore your smile, which is important for your appearance, confidence, and self-esteem. Equally as important is that dental bridges restore tooth function to the way it used to be. Since your teeth are designed to work as a team, losing natural teeth can lead to problems with:
A dental bridge can eliminate these problems by replacing your missing teeth.
Dental bridges are an affordable and practical tooth replacement option. They are less expensive than many alternative treatments and contribute to an attractive, natural-looking smile without oral surgery. Additionally, the treatment can often be completed in two to three dental visits, so you can start enjoying the results quicker.
After evaluating your teeth, cosmetic dentist Dr. Yolanda Cintron will determine if a dental bridge is the best option for replacing your teeth. If so, we will customize your treatment to suit your needs. At The International Center for Dental Excellence in Fort Lauderdale, FL, you can benefit from quality dental bridge treatments that will last for years. To learn more, contact us at (954) 945-7355.
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