A guide to the treatment
Bridges,
A restoration that bridges a gap using a single artificial tooth anchored to two adjacent teeth, with costs and terms confirmed before treatment begins.
A bridge represents one complete treatment plan: the replacement tooth and the two supporting crowns are quoted as a single price. Once the gap and neighbouring teeth have been evaluated, the total cost is locked in before any tooth preparation takes place. The process unfolds across 2 appointments: the first involves tooth shaping and impression taking, and the second brings delivery and placement of your finished bridge.
Treatment study · Porcelain · 01Why it is done
Bridges
One price for the complete restoration
The replacement tooth and both anchoring crowns are quoted together as a single cost, finalised before any preparation work starts.
Two appointments, scheduled in advance
You receive a clear, predictable timeline rather than an uncertain series of visits that may extend over time.
Protection throughout the waiting period
A temporary bridge closes the gap and shields both prepared teeth while your permanent restoration is being crafted in the laboratory.
How it happens
A restoration that bridges a gap using a single artificial tooth anchored to two adjacent teeth, with costs and terms confirmed before treatment begins.
Assess and agree
The gap and supporting teeth are examined, a bridge is confirmed as the right choice, and the total fee and appointment schedule are set.
Shape and capture, in one visit
Both teeth are contoured, then a precise scan records their shape and their relationship to the space between them.
Place your bridge
At your second visit, the completed bridge is positioned across both supporting teeth and secured permanently, replacing the temporary.
Questions before a decision
A bridge is right for you if you prefer knowing the full scope of treatment and cost upfront, with certainty established before any tooth preparation occurs.
How many visits will I need?
Two visits in total: your first appointment covers shaping and impression taking, and your second is for fitting the completed bridge once it returns from the laboratory.
Is the bridge quoted as a single price or separate costs?
A single price covers everything—the artificial tooth and both supporting crowns—and this is confirmed before either tooth is prepared.
How does a bridge compare in cost to other options?
Comparison depends on your individual case and available treatments. Your dentist can present a bridge alongside alternatives such as a denture or implant so you can decide with full information.
What happens to my teeth between the two visits?
A temporary bridge is fitted at your first visit to keep the gap closed and protect both prepared teeth. It is removed once the permanent bridge is cemented at your second appointment.
An assessment, first
Nothing proceeds until it has been examined properly.
Tell the team what has changed or what concerns you. Everything else, including whether treatment is even necessary, follows only after a proper look.
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