Personalized guidance
When might this care be recommended?
- You are missing multiple adjacent teeth.
- You want to compare implant-supported and traditional bridge options.
- You would like an individual evaluation of a multi-tooth replacement plan.
Star Spangled Smiles
Implant-supported bridges can replace multiple adjacent missing teeth using dental implants as support for a bridge restoration.
Understanding your care
An implant-supported bridge is different from a traditional bridge. Rather than relying on neighboring natural teeth, dental implants provide support for the bridge that replaces multiple adjacent teeth.
The right approach depends on the number and location of missing teeth, the condition of the surrounding oral structures, and your individual treatment goals.
Personalized guidance
Thoughtful treatment
Your visit
We will evaluate the missing-tooth area and discuss whether an implant-supported bridge is an appropriate option to consider. Planning is specific to your oral health and treatment goals.
If this approach is recommended, we will explain the role of the implants, the bridge restoration, and the ongoing care needed around the completed treatment.
More to know
Dr. Manpreet Kaur has completed the AAID MaxiCourse in Implant Dentistry, with training in implant diagnosis, treatment planning, placement, and restorative care.
Questions, answered
An implant-supported bridge is supported by dental implants, while a traditional bridge is supported by neighboring natural teeth.
The appropriate restoration is determined after an individual evaluation of the missing-tooth area and your oral health.
Your recommendation is based on an individual evaluation, your oral health, and the questions or goals you bring to the visit.
Call Star Spangled Smiles or book an appointment online so we can discuss your needs and recommend the appropriate next step.
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