Missing a tooth—or even a few—can take a toll on your confidence and oral health. At Vero Dental, we specialize in providing personalized solutions like dental bridges to restore your smile and help you enjoy life without hesitation.
What is a Dental Bridge?
A dental bridge is a prosthetic used to replace one to three missing teeth. It consists of artificial teeth (pontics) secured between crowns placed on the natural teeth on either side of the gap. Using materials like porcelain, we ensure your bridge looks as natural as possible.
Are You a Candidate for a Dental Bridge?
Dental bridges are ideal for patients with up to three missing consecutive teeth. Candidates should have strong, healthy teeth to support the bridge and a jawbone dense enough for implant-supported options.
Benefits of a Dental Bridge:
- Enhanced Appearance: Achieve a natural-looking, seamless smile.
- Improved Functionality: Chew and speak comfortably again.
- Oral Health Protection: Maintain proper bite alignment and prevent teeth from shifting.
Implant-Supported Bridges
For those looking to avoid altering healthy teeth, implant-supported bridges offer a sturdy, long-lasting solution. Dental implants strengthen the jawbone and provide a natural-feeling foundation for the bridge.
Take the First Step
A dental bridge from Vero Dental can make a world of difference in your life. Call us today to schedule a consultation and learn which type of bridge is right for you.
Contact Vero Dental:
801-901-8851
Location (Tap to open in Google Maps):
139 N Hunters Grove Ln, Ste 100
Lehi, Utah
84043
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