Dental Implant Bridges for Patients in Sun City West, AZ
If you have multiple teeth missing in a row, you may be a good candidate for a dental implant bridge, a type of permanent dental restoration available at Burns Dentistry in Sun City West, Arizona. We’re a trusted dental practice with a team offering more than 100 years of combined experience, and we’ll work hard to restore the function and appearance of your smile.
What Is a Dental Implant Bridge?
A dental implant bridge is a row of prosthetic teeth anchored by an implant on each end. (Compare this to a standard bridge, which features a crown on each end.) First, a dentist will anchor the bridge tooth implants into the patient’s jawbone. Then, once the implants fuse with the bone, the dentist will place the prosthetic teeth on top.
Implant-supported bridges offer numerous benefits for individuals who are missing multiple teeth. For example, a dental implant bridge can help:
- Make it easier to bite and chew
- Prevent adjacent teeth from shifting into the gap
- Preserve your jawbone and your surrounding teeth
- Restore your smile
Plus, when compared to the cost of replacing each missing tooth with a standalone implant, a dental implant bridge is much more affordable.
Schedule a Free Consultation
If you think you might benefit from an implant-supported bridge, contact Burns Dentistry today. We’ll gladly arrange a time for you to visit our Sun City West, AZ, office for a free initial consultation. We look forward to telling you more about dental implant bridges, answering your questions, and letting you know whether you’re a candidate for this type of dental restoration.
Read What Our Patients Have to Say
Burns Dentistry aims to constantly innovate our treatments and personalize our care based on the unique needs of every patient. Your comfort is a top priority when you visit our dentist office. Read how our patients enjoy their experience with our professional team.
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"Burns made the whole process straightforward. The result feels and looks like my own teeth."
Terrence C. Wickenburg, AZ