Your Bridge in
4 Simple Steps.
A streamlined two-visit process that keeps you comfortable and protected while your custom bridge is precision-crafted.
Consultation & Planning
We evaluate the gap and adjacent teeth, and discuss whether a traditional or implant-supported bridge suits you best.
Abutment Preparation
Supporting teeth are shaped under local anaesthetic and a temporary bridge placed to protect them between visits.
Bridge Fabrication
Your custom bridge — crowns and pontic together — is precision-crafted by a specialist dental lab to match your bite and smile.
Final Placement
Your permanent bridge is bonded in place, checked for fit and bite, and polished for a natural, comfortable result.
Before, During
& After.
Before Bridge Placement
During Your Procedure
After Bridge Placement
Frequently
Asked Questions.
Everything you need to know about dental bridges.
What is a dental bridge?
A dental bridge is a fixed, non-removable restoration that fills the gap left by one or more missing teeth. It's anchored to crowns placed on the adjacent teeth — or supported by dental implants — with a false tooth (pontic) suspended in between.
How is a bridge different from an implant or a partial denture?
A bridge is fixed in place and relies on the support of neighbouring teeth or implants, unlike a removable partial denture which comes in and out. Compared to a single implant, a bridge treats the gap using the surrounding teeth as anchors rather than placing a new post in the jawbone — a good option when the adjacent teeth already need crowns or when implant surgery isn't preferred.
How many visits does a bridge take?
Typically two visits: the first to prepare the supporting teeth and fit a temporary bridge, and the second — once your custom bridge is fabricated — to bond the permanent restoration in place.
How long does a dental bridge last?
With good oral hygiene and regular professional cleanings, a well-made bridge typically lasts 10 to 15 years or longer. Avoiding hard or sticky foods and keeping the area clean underneath the pontic helps it last.
How do I clean under a dental bridge?
Because the pontic sits above the gum line without a natural root, regular flossing needs a small adjustment — using a floss threader, water flosser, or specially designed bridge floss to clean underneath and around the connected crowns each day.
Does insurance cover dental bridges?
Most Canadian dental insurance plans cover a portion of bridge treatment when it's needed to replace a missing tooth. We directly bill all major insurers and confirm your coverage and out-of-pocket costs before treatment begins.
Close the Gap,
Restore Your Bite.
Book a bridge consultation today and get a clear plan to replace your missing tooth with a fixed, natural-looking restoration. New patients always welcome.





