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Who doesn’t love having a beautiful, youthful smile? People in Petaluma, California, and worldwide want to have the best smile possible.
Your smile and confidence are affected when you’re missing one or more teeth. However, other health issues can also occur if you have a missing tooth. Your other teeth will start shifting, and chewing becomes ineffective.
At North Bay Smiles, dental bridges can replace missing teeth and restore your naturally beautiful smile. Read on to learn more about dental bridges.
Dental bridges are permanent dental appliances that can replace missing teeth. Bridges are made with several pieces fused together to replace one or more missing teeth. The bridge fills the spaces left by missing teeth.
Dental bridges need healthy teeth to connect with because the healthy teeth (or dental implants) will anchor the bridge in place. Anchoring teeth must be crowned so that they can support the bridge for a long time.
If your surrounding teeth aren’t healthy, your dentist may recommend options such as dental implants so that you have firm anchors to hold your bridge.
There are three main types of dental bridges:
With dental bridges, you can restore your gorgeous smile. However, there are other benefits to getting dental bridges, including the following:
Are you ready to learn more about options for dental bridges?
Dr. Yvonne Szyperski and the team at North Bay Smiles in Petaluma are here to help you achieve your healthiest teeth and gums. Call us at (707) 306-8001 or request an appointment online today.
Dr. Yvonne Szyperski, DDS, graduated from the University of the Pacific Dental School in San Francisco in 1997. She is an experienced dentist and an active member of the American Dental Association, the California Dental Association, and the Redwood Empire Dental Society. Dr. Szyperski is committed to delivering comprehensive and personalized dental care and staying current with advancements in the field through her involvement in these professional organizations.