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Dental Bridges in Cyprus

Restore the comfort and function of your smile with expertly crafted dental bridges at our clinic in Limassol. If you find it difficult to chew properly due to missing teeth or have an old traditional fixed partial denture that needs replacing, our advanced bridgework offers an ideal solution. A dental bridge is a fixed prosthetic restoration designed to span the gap created by tooth loss, leading to proper chewing, preventing the shifting of adjacent teeth, and maintaining your natural facial structure. 

Do you find it difficult to chew properly due to missing teeth?

Have you put a traditional bridge many years ago and now it looks bad?

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Benefits of Getting a Dental Bridge:

  • Dental Bridge leads to proper chewing
  • Prevents the surrounding teeth from shifting.
  • Maintains the shape of the face and prevents jawbone loss
  • Enhances the appearance of the smile.
  • Dental Bridge distributes bite forces evenly across the dental arch.
  • Provides a long-lasting solution for tooth replacement.
  • Improves overall oral health and function.

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Hear From Our Patients:

Anna Babakova
Anna BabakovaLocal Guide · Level 3
Many thanks to the professional, experienced doctor Eleni. Doctor, who never stops learning, keeps up with the newest technology. You can be sure that you are in good hands!!
Iain Forsythe
Iain Forsythe
I was so Lucky to find Dentall in my time of need while in Cyorus. I don’t visit a dentist in the UK now all done in a wonderful vibrant clinic with ultra friendly Staff. Thank you Dr Eleni and Dentall clinic.
Μαριάννα Μηνά
Μαριάννα ΜηνάLocal Guide · Level 2
Dr Eleni is very professional, explains everything and makes you feel relaxed and comfortable. Great service and excellent care, recommended with a 5 star rating!!!

Traditional Bridge – Before

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Traditional Bridge – After

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Dental Bridges - FAQ

Yes, dental bridges are effective. They provide stability, functionality, and a natural appearance to the smile. However, their effectiveness may vary depending on individual’s oral hygiene, oral health, and of course on the expertise of the dentist. The study, “Clinical Effectiveness of Dental Bridges for Adults with Partial Tooth Loss“, found minimal rates of bridge failure.

  1. Traditional bridges: These are the most common type, consisting of one or more artificial teeth (pontics) held in place by dental crowns on adjacent natural teeth.
  2. Cantilever bridges: These dental bridges are used when there are adjacent teeth on only one side of the gap. The pontic is supported by a dental crown on only one adjacent tooth.
  3.  Resin-bonded bridges: These bridges use a metal or porcelain framework bonded to the back of adjacent teeth, with the pontic attached to the framework.
  4. Implant bridges: These dental bridges are supported by dental implants surgically placed in the jawbone, providing a more stable and long-lasting solution for tooth replacement

There are many factors that influence what type of dental bridge is best, including the location of the missing tooth or teeth, the patient’s oral health, age, and personal preferences.

Depends on the specific case and the patient’s needs. Keep in mind that dental bridges can typically replace one or more missing teeth. The most commonly used are bridges that replace a single tooth.

The cost of a dental bridge can vary depending on several factors, including the type of bridge, the materials used, and the location of the dental clinic. It’s best to consult with a dentist near you for an accurate estimate based on your specific needs.

Dentists who specialize in dental prosthesis or prosthodontics are typically trained to place dental bridges. These professionals have expertise in replacing missing teeth and restoring oral function and aesthetics. However, it might be a good idea to verify reviews about the clinic and their procedures, as well as the dentists’ qualities and skills.

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