Dental Bridges Treatment on S Wayside Dr, Houston, 77023
What Is A Dental Bridge?
What Are The Procedures Involved In Placing A Dental Bridge?
Our dentist will use advanced technology to create a digital impression of the area where the bridge will be placed. Then, they will design your bridge using high-quality materials like porcelain. If you are getting a traditional bridge, it might take around 3 weeks to make your bridge. During this time, we will put a temporary bridge in place until your permanent one is ready. |
Our dentist will make sure the dental bridge fits well and feels comfortable. They will also explain how to take care of your bridge properly. Once both you and the dentist are happy with how it looks and feels, the bridge will be fixed securely in your mouth. |
How A Traditional Bridge Is Placed
What Are The Benefits Of Dental Bridges?
In Unity Denta Care we utilize advanced technology and effective techniques to offer a wide range of dental services, including general, cosmetic, and restorative dentistry.
A Renewed Smile
Get ready to smile with confidence again! A dental bridge can help you chew better and feel better about your smile.
A Long-Term Solution
Built with strong materials to handle chewing, a dental bridge can last for over ten years if you take good care of it.
Restored Oral Health
A traditional bridge helps to stop your other teeth from moving around. But if you get a bridge supported by dental implants, it also prevents your jawbone from shrinking, which can happen when you have missing teeth.
What Are The Benefits Of Dental Implant-Supported Bridges?
The Unity Dental Care team offers restoration options for any number of missing teeth, utilizing dental crowns, bridges, or dentures supported by dental implants. An implant-supported dental bridge offers added benefits over traditional restorations, such as:
Unmatched Stability
Dental implants securely anchored in your jawbone provide strong stability for supporting a bridge, ensuring worry-free eating, talking, and smiling with a securely fixed restoration.
Bone Preservation
A Lifetime Of Benefits
With proper care and regular dentist visits, dental implants can stay put for 40 years or even longer. While all dental fixes need replacing eventually, implants are a reliable choice for a lifetime of good oral health.