Dental Bridges Fort Myers, FL

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Caloosa Dental employs an array of up-to-date methods when it comes to changing the size, shape, and alignment of your teeth.

From repairing decayed teeth to replacing or fixing previous dental treatments, you can trust us to create a healthy, bright, and beautiful smile!

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Dental Bridges Fort Myers, FL

Dental Bridges Treatment In Fort Myers, FL

A dental bridge is a dental treatment used to replace one or more missing natural teeth. Unlike removable prosthetic appliances, the bridge is permanently attached to the surrounding teeth, eliminating the need for removal and cleaning. Each bridge is custom-made for the patient, ensuring a natural and lifelike appearance. Typically, fixed bridges can last for several years before requiring complete replacement.

Why do people need a Dental Bridge?

One of the primary reasons for requiring a bridge is when a tooth is missing. If you prefer to avoid undergoing surgery for dental implant placement or if you are not suitable for the procedure, bridgework can be a suitable alternative. By opting for a bridge, you can regain the completeness of your smile and enhance its functionality. Additionally, the presence of a bridge reduces the likelihood of your adjacent teeth becoming misaligned or overcrowded.

Who needs a Dental Bridge?

A dental bridge is a dental treatment used to replace one or more missing natural teeth. Unlike removable prosthetic appliances, the bridge is permanently attached to the surrounding teeth, eliminating the need for removal and cleaning. Each bridge is custom-made for the patient, ensuring a natural and lifelike appearance. Some patients may need root canal therapy before receiving a bridge. Typically, fixed bridges can last for several years before requiring complete replacement.

What happens during a Dental Bridge procedure?

To start the procedure, we will administer a local anesthetic to ensure your comfort by numbing a specific area of your mouth. Next, we will shape and file down the neighboring teeth to create space for the new fixed bridge. Impressions will be taken during this process, which will be used to fabricate both a temporary and permanent bridge. After the shaping and filing, you will leave with the temporary bridge in place, and a second appointment will be scheduled for the placement of the permanent bridge. During the second appointment, the temporary bridge will be removed, and the permanent one will be securely attached using a dental-grade adhesive. We will then polish and make any necessary adjustments to the new bridge. Additionally, we will provide you with detailed instructions on how to properly brush and floss around the bridge to maintain optimal oral hygiene.

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