Dental Bridges In Allentown

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What Is A Dental Bridge?

If you are missing one or more teeth, then a dental bridge can help make your smile whole. A bridge rests on your natural teeth or on dental implants for support and it suspends one or more false teeth over the spots where your missing teeth used to be. Dental bridges are also known as “fixed bridges” or even “fixed partial dentures” because they are permanently fastened in place to give you a secure and stable bite.

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Why Get A Dental Bridge?

A gap in your smile is more than just an eyesore–it’s also a potential health concern. An empty space leaves room for the surrounding teeth to drift out of place. If they do, your remaining natural teeth can wind up in positions that predispose them to developing cavities or gum disease. A dental bridge is an excellent way you can both maintain the alignment of your teeth and enjoy a complete and confident smile.

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The Cost Of A Dental Bridge In Allentown

Insurance coverage varies by company and benefit plan. At the time of your visit, a more accurate estimate can be given. Without insurance coverage, the out-of-pocket cost could be $5,000 or even $5,900.

These are the factors we consider when determining the actual cost:

The number of teeth you need to replace with a bridge
The material used to make your bridge
Which area in your mouth you need to get a bridge
The health and strength of the teeth that will be supporting your bridge
Whether you need any additional procedures to prepare your mouth for a bridge (E.g. dental implants or tooth extractions)

We would be happy to provide you with a custom quote for the cost of your dental bridge. We can only do this after we have had the chance to examine your mouth, however. Your oral health care needs are unique to your individual situation, so we will provide you with an estimate after we’ve examined your teeth and considered all the factors like those listed above. If you have dental insurance, we can provide you with a quote that you can submit for approval before going ahead with your treatment.