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Dental Bridges in Basingstoke, Hampshire

We help restore confidence and boost oral health. Hampshire Dental Care provides dental bridges in Basingstoke and the surrounding areas. We're dedicated to personalised, expert dental care. Our experienced dental team will assess your oral care needs to determine if a dental treatment is the most effective. Discover more about our dental bridges today.

What Are Dental Bridges?

A dental bridge is a restorative solution that helps fill gaps left by missing teeth. We anchor the bridge to healthy teeth on either side of the gap, called abutment teeth, or secure it using dental implants. The replacement tooth or "pontic" in between restores function and aesthetics, seamlessly blending with your natural teeth.

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Why Consider a Dental Bridge?

A missing tooth is sometimes more than a simple cosmetic concern. It can impact your ability to chew, affect your speech, and cause neighbouring teeth to shift out of position. A tooth bridge restores your smile and helps to maintain proper alignment, protect your gums, and improve overall oral health.    

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Benefits of Dental Bridges from Hampshire Dental Care

Choosing Hampshire Dental Care for your dental bridge is excellent for your appearance and health. Some of the most significant benefits of dental bridges with us include:

Natural Appearance

We ensure every bridge is colour-matched to natural teeth.

Durability

Our dental bridges are crafted from high-quality materials designed to stand the test of time.

Confidence Restored

Regain the ability to smile, eat, and speak with ease.

Expert Care

Our dentists use advanced techniques to ensure comfortable, precise procedures.

Comprehensive Support

From your initial consultation to your bridge placement, we're here to guide you every step of the way.

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The Process of Getting a Dental Bridge

Getting a dental bridge requires two appointments.

During your first visit, we'll determine if a bridge is the best choice to address your dental concerns. Strong, healthy teeth are essential for supporting the bridge. We then prepare the abutment teeth by removing a thin layer of enamel to accommodate the crowns that will anchor the bridge. Impressions of your teeth will be taken and sent to a lab to create a custom bridge that fits perfectly.

Once the bridge is ready, we'll carefully fit and adjust it to ensure comfort before securing it in place with dental cement.

Frequently Asked Questions About Dental Bridges

If you're thinking about getting a dental crown, it's natural to have a few questions. Knowing what to expect can increase your comfort and confidence. Here are clear answers to some of the most common things patients ask us at our Basingstoke location:

How much is a bridge for teeth?

The cost of a dental bridge depends on various factors, including the materials used and the complexity of the procedure. Contact us for a consultation, and we'll provide you with a detailed quote tailored to your needs.

How is a dental bridge fitted?

The process involves preparing the teeth on either side of the gap, taking impressions to create your custom bridge, and securing the bridge with dental cement. The entire procedure ensures a durable and natural-looking result.

How long does a dental bridge last?

Dental bridges can last anywhere between 10 to 15 years or more with proper maintenance and regular dental check-ups.

Can a loose dental bridge be recemented?

Yes, in most cases, a loose bridge can be recemented by your dentist. It's important to book an appointment promptly to avoid further damage or discomfort.

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