Bridges

Restorative procedures are the most common use for bridges, which are used to bridge gaps between teeth that have been created by damaged or missing teeth. The absence of teeth may make it challenging to carry out activities of everyday living such as eating, smiling, and using the telephone. When you are missing one or more teeth, the teeth that are close to the gap might move over it, which can lead to a bite that is not properly aligned. A nice grin may be restored to your face in as little as one or two visits, depending on how quickly you come in.

A dental bridge is put over the neighboring teeth that surround the gap in order to establish a stable foundation. This is done given that the strength of the neighboring teeth is sufficient. The teeth have the potential to lose their strength and alignment if they are not properly supported. The dental bridge is an artificial tooth that is semi-permanent and matches the color of your surrounding teeth. This ensures that your smile will look as if it were there all along. Dental bridges, after they have been attached, provide patients the highest possible degree of comfort and make it possible for them to chew or bite without causing discomfort to their gums and teeth. It is possible for you to obtain better outcomes by going to the dentist at the proper times and by adhering to the oral hygiene routine that our Etobicoke dentist has advised for you.