Dental BRIDGES in Brighton, MI

What is a Dental Bridge?

A dental bridge is designed to fill the gap created by one or multiple missing teeth. It typically comprises two crowns for the teeth on either side of the gap and a false tooth (pontic) in between. At Bright Dentistry, we offer safe and effective dental bridge treatments to patients in Brighten and the surrounding areas. Contact us to schedule an appointment and learn more.

Did you know…

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Dental bridges are believed to have started with the ancient EGYPTIANS, who used gold wire to bridge the gap between two teeth.

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Dental Bridge Treatment Process

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Initial Consultation

The dental bridge treatment process starts with a consultation with your dentist, who will examine your teeth, jaw, and gums to determine if a dental bridge is an appropriate option for you.

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Preparation

If you’re a candidate for a dental bridge, Dr. Aminlari will prepare the teeth on either side of the gap. This includes removing a small amount of enamel from the teeth to make room for the bridge. The dentist will then take impressions of your teeth and gums and send them to a dental lab to create a customized bridge.

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Temporary dental bridge

You will be given a temporary bridge as you wait for your permanent bridge to be created.

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Dental bridge placement

Once your dental bridge is ready, your Brighton dentist will replace your temporary bridge with a new one and cement it for a perfect fit.

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Follow-up

Dr. Aminlari will schedule regular check-ups to monitor your dental bridge to ensure it functions well and investigate for any signs of wear and damage.

Did you know…

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Dental bridges can last several YEARS with proper care and routine visits to your dentist for check-ups and cleanings.

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Are dental bridges painful?

Most patients do not experience any pain during dental bridge treatment. Although your dental bridge might cause some discomfort and soreness when you first receive it, that feeling should disappear within a few days. The pain and discomfort can be managed by over-the-counter medications.

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Am I a good candidate for a dental bridge?

Dental bridges can be ideal if you are missing one or several consecutive teeth in one section of the mouth. To get a dental bridge, you must have good oral health, a strong and healthy jawbone, and be free from gum disease.

Did you know…

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Your dental bridge will require a different flossing product than your NATURAL teeth. Talk to Dr. Aminlari to learn about the special flosses available for your bridge.