At Dentistry for Life in Philadelphia dental bridges can be fabricated with a metal-ceramic combination or can be all porcelain or all metal.
The metal used can be an alloy of base metals such as cobalt and Chromium, high Noble/Noble metal alloy such as palladium, silver and gold.
Help restore your smile
Help to chew food and speak clearly
Help in enhancing your appearance
Help in distributing the biting forces evenly to the anchor teeth
Prevents neighboring teeth from drifting out of position
Traditional bridges: They are the most common form of bridges where there are anchor teeth on either side of the missing tooth
Cantilever bridges: Such bridges are used when there are teeth on only one side of the lost teeth.
Maryland bridges: They are made of porcelain or porcelain fused to metal. They have metal or porcelain wings on either side of the bridge that is bonded to your existing teeth, securing it in place.
If you have any questions related to dental bridges, feel free to consult our Philadelphia dentist.
Philadelphia dentist offers saturday and sunday appointments.
Our office is located at 1601 Walnut Street #1217 in Philadelphia. We offer appointments seven days a week to make dental care convenient for you and your schedule: