Restore Your Smile with Confidence
Are you missing one or more teeth? I know how discouraging that can feel — but you don’t have to live with gaps in your smile. At my Sandy Springs practice, I use custom-made dental bridges to restore missing teeth so you can chew, speak, and smile with confidence again.
My goal is always to save natural teeth when possible, but when a replacement is needed, a dental bridge offers a durable, natural-looking solution that blends seamlessly with your smile.
What Dental Bridges Can Do for You
A bridge is more than a replacement tooth — it’s a restoration of function and confidence. With a dental bridge, you can:
- Replace missing teeth with natural-looking restorations
- Chew and speak comfortably again
- Support your facial structure and prevent a sunken appearance
- Keep your bite aligned by preventing teeth from shifting into empty spaces
Who Is a Candidate for a Dental Bridge?
You may be a great candidate if you:
- Are missing one or more teeth
- Have healthy teeth or implants for support
- Want a secure, long-lasting solution
- Are committed to good oral hygiene
At your consultation, I’ll examine your teeth and gums, discuss your options, and help you decide if a bridge is the right choice for you.
How the Dental Bridge Process Works
- Consultation & Exam – I’ll check your teeth and gums and explain your options.
- Preparation – I shape the supporting teeth (abutments) and take precise digital scans.
- Creation – Your bridge is custom-crafted in a dental lab to match your teeth in color, shape, and size.
- Placement & Adjustment – I place and adjust the bridge so it looks natural and feels comfortable.
Once in place, your new bridge will restore your bite and bring back your confident smile.
Dental Bridge FAQs
How long do dental bridges last?
With daily brushing, flossing, and regular checkups, bridges can last 10+ years. Implant-supported bridges often last even longer.
Will eating or speaking be difficult with a bridge?
Not at all — in fact, it usually improves both. After a short adjustment period, most patients say their bridge feels completely natural.
What are the different types of bridges?
- Traditional – Supported by crowns on neighboring teeth
- Cantilever – Anchored by one adjacent tooth
- Maryland – Uses bonding “wings” for front teeth
- Implant-supported – Anchored directly into the jawbone for maximum strength
Are dental bridges hard to care for?
No — just brush and floss as you normally would, and come in for routine exams so I can check the bridge and supporting teeth.
Do I need a bridge or an implant?
It depends. Bridges are faster and may be best if nearby teeth already need crowns. Implants are longer-lasting and preserve jawbone health. I’ll walk you through which option is right for you.
Take the First Step Toward a Complete Smile
If you’re tired of living with missing teeth, I can help. A dental bridge can restore your smile, protect your bite, and give you back the confidence you deserve.
Call me today at 404-800-3381 or request an appointment online. Let’s restore your smile together.