Dental bridge solutions for missing teeth
• Replace missing teeth with a fixed, non-removable restoration
• Restore chewing ability and improve overall oral function
• Natural-looking dental bridge solutions customized to your smile
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What is a dental bridge?
Dental bride options
Why should I get a dental bridge?
Why Westmount for dental bridge treatment?
Before and after
FAQs
What is a dental bridge?
A dental bridge is a fixed restoration used to replace one or more missing teeth. The dental bridge consists of artificial teeth that are permanently attached to neighbouring teeth or dental implants on either side of the gap.
Unlike removable dentures, a dental bridge is securely bonded in place, providing a comfortable and natural-feeling solution that looks and functions like your own teeth.
Whether tooth loss is caused by injury, decay, gum disease, or wear over time, a dental bridge can help restore both your smile and your quality of life.
What are the dental bridge options?
We offer several dental bridge solutions based on your oral health, the number of missing teeth, and your long-term goals.
Implant-supported dental bridge
A dental bridge secured by dental implants when additional support or stability is required.
Teeth-supported dental bridge
A fixed dental bridge supported by healthy teeth on either side of the missing tooth or teeth.
why dental bridges?
Why should I choose dental bridge over other options?
Every smile is unique, which is why we customize every dental bridge to fit your oral health needs, bite, and aesthetic goals. Our team carefully evaluates the health of your surrounding teeth, gums, and jawbone to ensure your dental bridge has the strong foundation needed for long-term success.
Ready to replace missing teeth with a dental bridge?
Our team can help determine whether a dental bridge is the right solution for restoring your smile, comfort, and confidence.
Dental bridge before and after results
A dental bridge can dramatically improve your smile, restore chewing ability, and replace missing teeth with natural-looking results.
Schedule a dental bridge consultation
If you’re missing one or more teeth, a dental bridge may provide the comfortable, long-lasting solution you’re looking for.
The Westmount Dental Difference
We combine state-of-the-art technology with genuine care to make every visit comfortable and effective.
Advanced Technology
Digital X-rays, intraoral cameras, and laser dentistry for precise, comfortable treatments with faster healing.
Gentle, Caring Team
Our friendly staff go above and beyond to ensure every patient — from toddlers to seniors — feels safe and at ease.
Flexible Scheduling
Evening and Saturday appointments available so dental care fits into your busy family schedule without stress.
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Common questions about dental bridge treatments
We’re here to help. Browse the most common questions about oral surgery below, or reach out to our team directly.
A dental bridge is a fixed dental restoration used to replace one or more missing teeth by attaching artificial teeth to neighbouring teeth or dental implants.
With proper care and regular dental visits, many dental bridges can last 10 years or longer.
No. A traditional dental bridge is permanently bonded in place and is not designed to be removed by the patient.
A dental bridge can restore chewing ability, improve speech, maintain facial structure, prevent tooth shifting, and enhance the appearance of your smile.
Yes. Dental bridges can be designed to replace one or several missing teeth, depending on the condition of the supporting structures.
A dental bridge uses neighbouring teeth or implants for support, while a dental implant replaces a missing tooth by anchoring directly into the jawbone.
Good brushing, flossing, and regular dental checkups are essential for maintaining the health of your dental bridge and supporting teeth.
Many dental insurance plans provide coverage for dental bridge treatment. Our team can help review your benefits and discuss available options.
Testimonials
Our Happy Customers
Join thousands of happy patients who trust us for gentle, expert care and beautiful smiles.
Marisa L.
Customer
“My experience at Westmount Dental is extremely satisfying to my needs. I feel that the staff members are very welcoming and I greatly enjoy coming to this office.”
Andy R.
Customer
“A friend informed me that you are open on Sundays. I came to you with one wish, “All I want for Chanukah is my two front teeth (which I cracked).” You fixed it and I became a regular patient. Thank you.”
Katia L.
Customer
“As an Invisalign patient I feel that the treatment was very rewarding. I’m very impressed with my new smile. Dr. Buzaglo, Dr. Bana and the team at Westmount Dental have made me feel good about myself again!”
Are you tired of not enjoying the foods you love because of missing teeth? Restore the function you have lost with bridge-work, a very reliable solution for dental problems caused by accidents, diseases or wear and tear.
Bonded and Not Removable
A porcelain bridge replaces missing teeth with artificial teeth and “bridges” the gap where one or more teeth are missing. The porcelain artificial teeth are bonded to teeth or dental implants on either side of the gap created by missing teeth. Since it is not removable it will provide a very esthetic and natural appearance, you will have increased confidence in function and it will feel similar to having natural teeth.
Improve Your Function
A bridge not only restores the function lost by a missing tooth, it maintains the shape of your face, alleviates the stress from your bite, and distributes the forces of chewing onto multiple teeth.
Healthy Foundation
The success of any bridge depends on its foundation which includes the neighbouring teeth to which it is attached, supporting gums and bone. Therefore, it’s very important to keep your existing teeth, gums, and jaw healthy and strong.
Bridge Options
A porcelain bridge can be attached to two or more teeth on either side of a gap created by missing teeth. Alternatively, if the gap is too large, a porcelain bridge can attach to two or more dental implants.
A bridge that replaces more than one missing tooth may require more teeth or dental implants for additional strength and support.