Dental Bridges in London – Durable, Natural Tooth Replacement

Secure, natural-looking
solutions for replacing
missing
teeth effectively

Dental bridges are a reliable way to replace missing teeth, restoring your smile and chewing function. At Attelia London, our skilled clinicians design and fit bridges that look natural, feel comfortable, and protect your long-term oral health.

  • Replace missing teeth effectively
  • Restore chewing and speech clarity
  • Natural aesthetics for confident smiles
  • Durable and long-lasting solution
  • Custom-made for perfect fit
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Rebuild your smile with
Dental Bridges.

A Trusted Tooth Replacement Option

Bridges restore gaps in your smile with durable, natural-looking solutions designed to protect function and long-term oral health.

What Is a Dental Bridge?

Filling Gaps, Restoring Function

A dental bridge is a custom-made restoration designed to replace one or more missing teeth. It is securely anchored to neighbouring teeth or dental implants, restoring natural chewing ability, clear speech, and appearance, while also preventing surrounding teeth from drifting out of alignment.

What Types of Dental Bridges Are Available?

Choosing the Right Option

Dental bridges come in several types, including traditional, cantilever, Maryland, and implant-supported. Each offers different benefits in terms of strength, aesthetics, and application, allowing treatment to be tailored to individual needs.

  • Traditional bridge – common, reliable
  • Maryland bridge – resin-bonded design
  • Cantilever bridge – single anchor point
  • Implant-supported bridge – stable and strong

Understanding bridge types helps ensure you and your dentist select the most appropriate solution for your smile and oral health.

Who Should Consider a Bridge?

Typical Candidates Explained

Patients with one or more missing teeth who prefer a fixed restoration may benefit from a bridge. Healthy gums and strong supporting teeth or implants are essential for success.

  • Suitable for patients missing one or more teeth
  • Ideal for those seeking a fixed, non-removable option
  • Requires healthy gums and adequate bone support for stability
  • Preferred by patients who value a secure, natural-looking smile

Not all patients are suitable for bridges. A dentist will assess suitability, explaining risks, benefits, and possible alternatives before proceeding.

The Bridge Placement Process

Step-by-Step Guide

  • Comprehensive examination and detailed treatment planning

  • Careful preparation of supporting teeth or implants

  • Precise dental impressions taken for accuracy

  • Temporary bridge fitted to protect and maintain function

  • Custom bridge crafted in a specialist dental laboratory

  • Final bridge placed with bite alignment and polishing for comfort

Bridge placement is a careful, stepwise process. Temporary bridges maintain appearance while the custom bridge is made. Final fitting ensures comfort, aesthetics, and functionality.

Your healthy smile starts here.

New patients enjoy a Free Consultation, 20% off their first treatment, and a small Welcome Gift from our team.
(A refundable deposit may apply to confirm your booking.)

Maintenance & Lifespan

Caring for Your Bridge

Dental bridges require thorough daily cleaning, including brushing and careful flossing beneath the pontic area, to prevent plaque and decay.

Maintaining excellent oral hygiene and attending routine dental check-ups significantly extends their lifespan. With consistent care, well-made bridges can last well over a decade, continuing to support healthy function, natural aesthetics, and overall confidence in your smile.

Bridge Costs Explained

What’s Included in Costs

Dental bridge costs vary by type, number of teeth replaced, and materials used. A clear estimate is given before treatment.

Treatment TypeDurationFee
Standard Dental Hygiene Visit30 minutes£95
Extended Periodontal Maintenance45–60 minutes£135
  • Dental Bridge

    Fixed restoration replacing one or more missing teeth supported by crowns.

  • Crown / Onlay

    Support crowns fabricated in ceramic or metal ceramic to anchor bridge units.

  • Recement Crown / Bridge

    Professional reattachment of a bridge or crown that has become loose.

Bridge FAQs

Common Questions

Answers to common questions about dental bridges.

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Book Your Dental Bridge Appointment

Our caring team is here to answer your questions and arrange your dental bridge consultation.