Dental Bridges in Orange County, CA

Closing the Gaps for a Complete Smile

Missing teeth can make eating and speaking more difficult while affecting the appearance of your smile. A dental bridge offers a reliable solution by replacing one or more missing teeth with a natural-looking restoration anchored to the surrounding teeth or dental implants. At Perfect Smile Dental Care, we create custom bridges that restore both the function and aesthetics of your smile.

Dr. Tasneem Nabelsi, Dr. Maissa Agha, and Dr. Adrien Hamedi use precise techniques and high-quality materials to ensure your bridge fits comfortably, blends seamlessly, and provides long-term stability.

When a Dental Bridge May Be Recommended

  • Replacing one or more consecutive missing teeth
  • Preventing remaining teeth from shifting out of alignment
  • Improving bite function and chewing efficiency
  • Restoring facial balance and smile aesthetics
  • Supporting long-term oral health by evenly distributing bite forces

Types of Dental Bridges

  • Traditional Bridges: Supported by dental crowns placed on the adjacent teeth.
  • Cantilever Bridges: Anchored on only one adjacent tooth, used in specific cases.
  • Maryland Bonded Bridges: Held in place by a metal or porcelain framework bonded to the back of adjacent teeth.
  • Implant-Supported Bridges: Anchored to dental implants for maximum stability and bone preservation.

The Dental Bridge Process

  1. Consultation & Planning: We assess your oral health and recommend the most suitable bridge type.
  2. Tooth Preparation: The supporting teeth may be shaped to accommodate crowns or attachments.
  3. Impressions or Digital Scans: Used to create a precise, custom-fit bridge.
  4. Temporary Bridge: Protects the prepared area until the permanent bridge is ready.
  5. Final Placement: Your bridge is adjusted for comfort, appearance, and bite alignment before being securely fixed in place.

Benefits of a Dental Bridge

  • Restores your ability to chew and speak clearly
  • Maintains the shape of your face and jawline
  • Prevents remaining teeth from drifting
  • Provides a fixed, non-removable restoration
  • Can be part of a larger restorative dentistry plan

Caring for Your Dental Bridge

  • Brush twice daily, paying close attention to the area under the bridge
  • Use floss threaders or water flossers for easy cleaning beneath the restoration
  • Schedule regular dental cleanings and exams to keep supporting teeth healthy
  • Avoid chewing extremely hard foods that could damage the bridge

Serving Dental Bridge Patients Across Orange County

Our practice provides custom dental bridges for patients in Anaheim, Irvine, Tustin, Cypress, Lake Forest, Aliso Viejo, Rancho Santa Margarita, and Garden Grove. We also welcome out-of-state patients who want to complete restorative treatments while visiting Southern California.

FAQs: Dental Bridges

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How long does a dental bridge last?

With proper care, most bridges last 10–15 years or more.

Will my bridge look natural?

Yes, we use materials and shading techniques that match your existing teeth.

Is getting a bridge painful?

We use local anesthesia to keep the procedure comfortable, and any mild soreness afterward is temporary.

Can a bridge be repaired if damaged?

Minor repairs are possible, but significant damage may require replacement.

Will insurance cover a dental bridge?

Many plans provide partial coverage for bridges when replacing missing teeth.

Schedule Your Dental Bridge Appointment

Restore your smile and function with a custom dental bridge from Perfect Smile Dental Care. Call (714) 276-8226 or request an appointment online to get started.

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