Dental Bridges in Washington, D.C.

Restore Missing Teeth with Custom Dental Bridges at DentalPolitan

What Is a Dental Bridge?

Types of Dental Bridges Offered at DentalPolitan

We provide several types of bridges to meet different anatomical and functional needs:

Traditional Dental Bridges

This is the most common bridge option. It consists of one or more false teeth held in place by dental crowns cemented onto the natural teeth adjacent to the gap. Best for patients with healthy, strong surrounding teeth.

Cantilever Dental Bridges

Used when only one natural tooth is adjacent to the gap. The pontic is supported on just one side, making this option suitable for areas with lower bite pressure.

Maryland Bonded Bridges (Resin-Bonded)

A conservative option primarily used for front teeth. Instead of crowns, it uses metal or porcelain wings that bond to the back of adjacent teeth, preserving more natural enamel.

Implant-Supported Dental Bridges

For patients missing multiple teeth in a row, implant-supported bridges offer a secure, long-term solution. The bridge is anchored to dental implants rather than natural teeth, improving strength, longevity, and jawbone preservation.

Benefits of Dental Bridges

Dental bridges provide both cosmetic and functional advantages, including:

  • Restored chewing and speaking function
  • A full, natural-looking smile that enhances facial balance
  • Stabilization of the surrounding teeth to prevent shifting
    Improved bite alignment and oral function
  • Durability, with proper care, bridges can last 10–15 years or more
  • Boosted confidence and quality of life

The Dental Bridge Process at DentalPolitan

We take a personalized and detail-oriented approach to every restoration. Here’s what you can expect:

We begin with a thorough evaluation, including a clinical exam and digital imaging, to assess your tooth loss and determine the most appropriate bridge type for your case.

For traditional or cantilever bridges, adjacent teeth are reshaped to accommodate crowns. If you’re receiving an implant-supported bridge, dental implants will be surgically placed and given time to heal before restoration.

Using digital impressions and precise shade matching, your bridge is designed to blend seamlessly with your existing teeth. A temporary bridge may be provided while the permanent one is being fabricated.

Your permanent bridge is carefully fitted and bonded into place. Final adjustments are made to ensure optimal comfort, bite alignment, and esthetics.

Caring for Your Dental Bridge

Maintaining good oral hygiene and regular dental visits is key to the longevity of your dental bridge:

Why Choose DentalPolitan for Dental Bridges in Washington, D.C.?

At DentalPolitan, we combine clinical precision, advanced technology, and a patient-centered approach to deliver restorative dental treatments that feel as good as they look.

Custom-designed bridges using digital imaging and color matching

Multiple bridge types to suit your oral health and cosmetic goals

Implant expertise for secure, long-term results

Calm, spa-like atmosphere designed to reduce dental anxiety

Transparent pricing and 0% financing options

Whether you’re replacing a single missing tooth or an entire section of your smile, our goal is to restore your confidence and function with lasting results.

Frequently Asked Questions About Dental Bridges

With proper care, dental bridges can last 10–15 years or more. Implant-supported bridges may last even longer due to enhanced support and bone integration.

The procedure is typically comfortable and minimally invasive. Local anesthesia is used, and post-procedure soreness is usually mild and temporary.

Dr. Kumar will assess your oral health, the number and location of missing teeth, and your personal preferences to determine the best bridge option—whether traditional, implant-supported, or Maryland-style.

Both are effective. Bridges are often faster and more affordable, while implants offer long-term durability and preserve jawbone health. We’ll help you choose the best option during your consultation.

Yes. After a short adjustment period, most patients can eat comfortably. We recommend avoiding very sticky or hard foods that might damage the restoration.

Many PPO dental insurance plans cover a portion of dental bridge costs. Our team will help you verify your benefits and provide cost estimates before treatment.

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