Dental Bridges in Schertz, TX

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If one or more of your teeth has fallen out, it's not just a problem with appearance. The subsequent gaps in your teeth may cause other teeth to shift. This may result in unnecessary tension in your bite, pain when you chew, or even trouble speaking. A bridge improves the health and appearance of your mouth by covering spaces with a false tooth that is supported by either your natural teeth, dental implants, or both. At Savannah Smiles Dental in Schertz, TX, we offer dental bridges with top-quality materials to help give you back your smile. If you are missing one or more teeth, schedule a consultation with Dr. Cassandra Montemayor to learn about your restoration options with a custom dental bridge.

What are the Benefits of Dental Bridges?

Patients choose dental bridges to replace their missing teeth for a variety of reasons. Treatment is fast, effective, and long-lasting. Bridges restore the aesthetic appearance of your smile and help you chew and speak properly. Savannah Smiles Dental is proud to provide the following additional benefits to men and women in Schertz, TX:

  • Stable and secure fit
  • Made from durable, long-lasting materials
  • Match the shade of your natural teeth
  • Easy to care for with regular brushing and flossing
  • Prevent additional tooth loss
  • Restore your smile’s beauty and self-confidence

You may be a candidate for a dental bridge if you have any missing teeth since they are not just an appearance problem, but missing teeth can heavily impact your oral health as well. Your mouth is balanced carefully and a missing tooth can affect its function. Over time, a missing tooth can lead to teeth shifting, creating problems with your bite (overbite, underbite, crossbite), and atrophy of the gums and jawbone. To place a bridge, the surrounding teeth must be strong enough to hold the restoration, with sufficient density in the jawbone and gum tissue. Dr. Montemayor will examine your teeth, gums, and jaw at your exam and consultation to help you select the best bridge type (cantilever, traditional, Maryland bonded, or resin bonded) and material (porcelain, ceramic, porcelain fused to metal, and metal).

Once your teeth are filed down in preparation, Dr. Montemayor will take digital images and impressions of your teeth so your custom bridge can be created. If needed, a temporary bridge or restoration may be used while your custom one is crafted. As soon as your dental bridge is ready, the treatment areas of your mouth may be prepped with a numbing agent. Stronger anesthesia or other sedation options may be discussed if you have anxiety or trouble with a gag reflex to help keep you calm during the placement. Your bridge will either be cemented into its position or attached to implants based on the method you and Dr. Montemayor selected at your consultation. The position of the bridge will be adjusted so it feels right and stable in your mouth.

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You should notice an improvement in your teeth's function and appearance. You may need a second visit at Savannah Smiles Dental to improve your bridge's fit if it feels uncomfortable after it is placed. Dr. Montemayor or a member of her team will teach you how to maintain your dental bridge, including the best way to clean it and what foods to avoid. It is crucial to frequently clean your bridge and mouth since cavities can develop underneath the restoration. With proper care, your bridge may stay in place for many years. You need to schedule appointments at Savannah Smiles Dental to get an annual dental examination and cleaning twice a year. In your dental exam, Dr. Montemayor will assess the wear and health of your dental bridge to determine if it should be replaced or repaired.

Even if you don't mind the way your smile looks with a missing tooth, it may lead to bigger issues if it isn't fixed. Savannah Smiles Dental is pleased to offer custom dental bridges that can help improve your smile. Make an appointment with Dr. Cassandra Montemayor in Schertz, TX to get more information about dental bridges.

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How long does a dental bridge last?
With proper care, a dental bridge can last anywhere from five to seven years. Regular brushing and flossing are key for keeping the restoration clean and free of bacteria that could lead to decay. Regular visits to Dr. Garcia are also recommended so we can check the bridge for signs of wear or damage.
Does a dental bridge look natural?
At Savannah Smiles Dental, we use top-quality materials to craft our advanced dental bridges. Our bridges are stain-resistant and look completely natural. Plus they can handle normal chewing and biting motions without any problems. Rest assured that our patients report feeling confident and attractive with their restored smiles.
Does getting a dental bridge hurt?
Our Schertz, TX team understands that many people feel anxious about dental work. We go above and beyond to make sure our patients feel comfortable in the chair. Before the procedure, our staff carefully administers a numbing agent, and if needed, Dr. Garcia can discuss sedation options to help you feel calmer during bridge placement.
Do dental bridges require maintenance?

All dental bridges need to be regularly cleaned and monitored. Routine dental checkups are necessary to ensure your bridge is in good condition and that there are no signs of decay or infection around the restoration. Dr. Walker may recommend professional cleanings every six months or so depending on your unique oral health needs.

How do I care for the dental bridge at home?

The same way you would care for your natural teeth. Brush your teeth with a soft-bristled toothbrush and fluoride toothpaste at least twice daily as well as floss before bed. Savannah Smiles Dental also suggests avoiding excessive amounts of sugary or acidic foods, which can damage your bridge and cause decay around the restoration.

Can a dental bridge be replaced?

Dental bridges can be replaced if worn, damaged, or no longer fit properly. Replacement may be necessary due to factors such as decay or damage to the abutment teeth, fracture or deterioration of the bridge material, or changes in the bite or alignment of the teeth. Your dentist can assess the condition of your existing bridge and recommend the most appropriate treatment options for replacement.

*Individual results are not guaranteed and may vary from person to person. Images may contain models.