Traditional Fixed Bridge

A fixed bridge is a false tooth fused between two porcelain crowns and is used to fill in an area left by a missing tooth. The two crowns, which hold the false tooth, are attached to the teeth on each side of the missing tooth. A fixed bridge can replace one or more missing teeth and cannot be removed like a partial denture.

Case Study

This 70 year old female patient lost her four front teeth at age 16.		Her existing bridge was not supporting her upper lip due to bone loss over the years.
A new bridge was fabricated to enhance her smile and function, and to give her a youthful appearance.		Her granddaughter loves her smile!