Missing teeth can make function and everyday moments feel limited. A dental bridge helps restore balance by filling the empty space and supporting the surrounding teeth.

Dr. Evans and Dr. Goold take time to walk you through your options and provide clear, steady guidance so you can move forward feeling clear about your decision and supported in your care.

A Fixed Way to Restore Your Smile

Stays Secure in Place

A dental bridge is cemented to the teeth next to the gap, so it stays firmly in position. It becomes part of your smile and functions without needing to be removed.

Brings Back Bite Function

Replacing the missing tooth helps your bite come together more naturally when you chew. This supports more even function when eating and reduces the need to work around the gap.

Keeps Teeth From Shifting

When a space is left open, nearby teeth can slowly move into it over time. A bridge helps hold those teeth in place and supports a more stable bite.

Your Bridge Treatment Experience

1- Evaluation and Planning

Dr. Evans and Dr. Goold carefully examine your teeth and review your options with you so you understand what’s recommended and why.

2- Tooth Preparation

If needed, the teeth next to the gap are gently prepared to support the bridge.

3- Impressions

Detailed records of your teeth are taken to design a bridge that fits your bite and smile.

4- Temporary Restoration

A temporary bridge may be placed while your final restoration is being made.

5- Final Placement

Your custom bridge is adjusted and secured so it fits comfortably and functions properly.

A Team That Knows Your Smile Matters

At Gentle Dentistry, Dr. Goold explains that every treatment recommendation is made with the same care and honesty he would use for the people closest to him. That means focusing on what truly supports your long-term health and comfort, and making sure you understand your options so you can feel confident in the care you receive.

A Full Smile Can Feel Within Reach Again

If you’re dealing with one or more missing teeth, there are dependable options to help rebuild your smile in a natural-looking way. Dr. Evans, Dr. Goold, and our team take the time to understand your situation and guide you toward the option that fits your needs and supports your long-term oral health.

Frequently Asked Questions

How long does a dental bridge last?

A dental bridge can last many years with good oral hygiene and regular dental visits. Longevity depends on how well the supporting teeth and gums are maintained.

Is getting a dental bridge painful?

Most patients feel little to no discomfort during treatment. The area is numbed, and any sensitivity afterward is typically mild and temporary.

How do I care for a dental bridge?

Bridges should be brushed and flossed daily. Tools like floss threaders or water flossers can help clean under the bridge where plaque can build up.

Can I eat normally with a dental bridge?

Yes. Once the bridge is placed and adjusted, most patients return to a normal diet. Hard or sticky foods should be limited to protect the restoration.

What is the difference between a bridge and an implant?

A bridge replaces the missing tooth by anchoring to nearby teeth, while an implant replaces the tooth root with a titanium post placed in the jawbone.

Do dental bridges look natural?

Yes. Each bridge is custom-made to match the shape, color, and size of your surrounding teeth so it blends naturally with your smile.