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Dental Bridges

in Park Royal, London NW10

Replace missing teeth using adjacent teeth for support.

Starting fromFrom £799 per unit
Treatment time2 visits
Finance0% available
LocationUnit 5A, 9 Lakeside Drive
Park Royal, London NW10 7GL
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Dental Bridges at Park Royal Dental Clinic

A dental bridge is a fixed restoration that replaces one or more missing teeth by anchoring an artificial tooth between two crowns placed on the adjacent natural teeth. Bridges are cemented permanently in place — unlike dentures, there is nothing to remove at night, and they function just like natural teeth for eating, speaking, and smiling.

At Park Royal Dental Clinic, we fabricate bridges from modern all-ceramic materials, which are both strong enough for back teeth and natural-looking enough for front teeth. For patients who are not suitable for dental implants, or who prefer a faster solution, a bridge remains an excellent way to restore a missing tooth permanently and prevent adjacent teeth from drifting.

Quick Facts

  • Fixed, non-removable solution
  • Restores appearance and function
  • Prevents teeth drifting
  • Completed in 2 visits
  • Natural-looking ceramic

Starting from

From £799 per unit

Finance available · 0% options

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Is this right for me?

Who is dental bridges suitable for?

Bridges are suitable for patients who have lost one or two adjacent teeth and have healthy, structurally sound teeth on either side of the gap to act as anchors. The anchor teeth need to be strong enough to bear the additional load of supporting the bridge long-term.

Bridges are not recommended when the adjacent teeth are heavily restored or already weakened, when the gap is too wide to span predictably, or when bone loss around the anchor teeth makes their long-term prognosis uncertain. In these cases, implants are usually the better option.

Why choose us

Park Royal Dental difference

The fit of a bridge is critical. A poorly fitting bridge margin allows bacteria to penetrate and cause decay in the anchor teeth. We take meticulous impressions, work with a precision laboratory, and check the fit carefully at every stage.

We also invest time in educating patients on how to clean under a bridge properly using floss threaders or interdental brushes — because a bridge that is not kept clean will not last as long as it should.

What to expect

Your treatment journey

01
Preparation
The teeth either side of the gap are prepared and impressions taken.
02
Temporary bridge
A temporary bridge is fitted while your permanent one is made.
03
Permanent fitting
The ceramic bridge is checked for fit and colour before permanent cementation.
04
Advice
We show you how to clean under the bridge to keep gums healthy.
Transparent pricing

How much does dental bridges cost?

Conventional Bridge (per unit, minimum 2)
From £799
Resin Bonded Bridge (2 units)
From £999

Ceramic bridges at Park Royal Dental Clinic are priced from £799 per unit, with a minimum of two units. A standard three-unit bridge (replacing one tooth, with crowns on two adjacent teeth) therefore starts from £1,598. Larger bridges are priced accordingly. Finance is available for bridge treatment.

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After your treatment

Aftercare advice

The most important aspect of bridge aftercare is cleaning under the artificial tooth (the pontic). Use a floss threader or superfloss to pass dental floss under the bridge daily. An interdental brush can also be effective. Come in for regular hygiene appointments so we can professionally clean under and around the bridge.

Common Questions

Dental Bridges FAQs

Is a bridge better than an implant?

Both are excellent solutions, but they suit different situations. An implant does not require preparation of adjacent teeth and replaces the tooth root, preventing bone loss. A bridge is faster and does not require surgery. We discuss the pros and cons of both at your consultation.

How long does a bridge last?

A well-maintained ceramic bridge typically lasts 10–15 years. Key factors are oral hygiene (particularly cleaning under the bridge) and the health of the anchor teeth.

Will I be able to eat normally with a bridge?

Yes. A well-fitted bridge allows you to eat a completely normal diet.

Does getting a bridge hurt?

The preparation of the anchor teeth is carried out under local anaesthetic. Temporary crowns are placed while your bridge is being made, and the fitting appointment is usually comfortable.

Can I have a bridge at the back of my mouth?

Yes. Zirconia bridges for back teeth are very strong — strong enough to withstand the forces of chewing.

Dental Bridges in Park Royal, London

Unit 5A, 9 Lakeside Drive, London NW10 7GL

Near Park Royal Station (Piccadilly line) · Serving Acton, Ealing, Harlesden, Wembley & beyond

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