Dental Bridge

Dental bridges naturally replace lost teeth, restoring chewing function and aesthetic confidence.

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Fill the Gap, Restore Completeness to Your Teeth

When a tooth is lost, the gap created is not just an aesthetic issue. It can also cause adjacent teeth to tilt into the space, leading to bite irregularities and other subsequent problems. A “Dental Bridge” is a tooth replacement method that uses a false tooth attached to dental crowns. These crowns are placed over the strong adjacent teeth, acting as pillars for the bridge. It is a long-established, accepted method for restoring lost teeth quickly and effectively.

Our Dental Bridge Services

We offer various types of dental bridges and materials to best suit the location of the missing tooth and your specific needs.

  • Traditional Bridge : The most popular type, using crowns anchored to natural teeth on both sides of the gap.
  • Cantilever Bridge : Suitable for cases where there is an anchor tooth available on only one side.
  • Maryland Bridge : Uses wing-like extensions bonded to the back of adjacent teeth, requiring less tooth preparation than traditional methods.
  • High-Quality Materials : We offer a variety of materials similar to crowns, such as all-ceramic or zirconia, for durability and aesthetic appeal.

Treating Dentists

Dr. Ticha Thongrakard

Education

  • D.D.S. Chulalongkorn University
  • Master Degree of Prosthodontic Dentistry
  • Certificate of Implant Dentistry Chulalongkorn University

Dr. Salinporn Srijesdapun

Education

  • Doctor of Dental Surgery (DDS) Faculty of Dentistry, Chulalongkorn University
  • Higher Graduate Diploma of Clinical Sciences Program (Prosthodontic), Chulalongkorn University

Dr. Worrawan Sungjittawisutthi

Education

  • DDS. (Honors) Mahidol University, Thailand.
  • Certificate of residency training program in prosthodontics, Mahidol University, Thailand.
  • Fellowship in International congress of oral implantologists (ICOI).
  • Thai board of prosthodontics, The dental council, Thailand.

Open Daily

10:30 am – 7:00 pm

Dental Price List

Crowns & Bridges

Price

Crown & Bridge

Starts at 10,000 – 25,000 THB/Tooth

Core/Post

Starts at 4,000 – 5,000 THB/Tooth

Who Should Consider Dental Bridges

Dental bridges are a good option for:

  • Those who have lost 1-2 adjacent teeth.
  • Those with healthy, strong natural teeth on both sides of the gap to serve as anchors.
  • Those who want a fixed tooth replacement (non-removable) with a short treatment time.
  • Those who may have limitations regarding dental implant surgery.

How to Prepare

The dental bridge procedure is similar to getting a crown. Generally, it requires 2 appointments.

  1. 1st Appointment (Tooth Preparation) : The dentist will examine and prepare the teeth serving as anchors by reshaping them to an appropriate size. Then, impressions will be taken to fabricate the permanent bridge, and a temporary bridge will be placed for you to use in the meantime.
  2. 2nd Appointment (Bridge Placement) : The dentist will remove the temporary bridge, clean the area, and try in the permanent bridge to check for fit, color, and bite. Once everything is perfect, it will be permanently cemented in place.

Don’t let gaps from missing teeth affect your life and confidence. Dental bridges are a proven method to restore function and aesthetics quickly and effectively. At SMILE AND SHINE, we meticulously design every bridge to fit perfectly and harmonize with your teeth. Schedule a consultation with us today to find the right solution for you.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Deciding on the right tooth replacement method for you is important. We have compiled frequently asked questions about dental bridges to provide information to help you make your decision.

On average, dental bridges have a lifespan of about 5-15 years, or potentially longer if excellent hygiene is maintained and the anchor teeth remain strong.

Care is not complicated but requires special attention. In addition to regular brushing, it is necessary to use auxiliary tools such as floss specifically for bridges (Superfloss) or interdental brushes to clean the area underneath the artificial tooth connected to the bridge.

The main difference is the attachment principle. A dental bridge relies on adjacent teeth as anchors, which requires grinding down those teeth. In contrast, a dental implant involves embedding material into the bone to directly replace the tooth root, so it does not affect the adjacent teeth at all.

During the tooth preparation process for the anchor teeth, the dentist will administer a local anesthetic, so you will not feel any pain during the procedure.

This is one of the significant risks of dental bridges. If hygiene is not maintained well enough and an anchor tooth decays, it can cause the entire bridge to fail and require removal for treatment. Therefore, maintaining cleanliness is the most important thing.

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