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Dental Bridges
Quality Dental Bridges in Florence, KY, & the Tri-State Area
Understanding Dental Bridges

Dental Bridge vs Implants & Dentures
Dentures, implants, and bridges are restorative procedures used to replace missing teeth. While they share similar roles, the procedures vary. In contrast to bridges, conventional dentures are removable prosthetics. Dental bridges and implants are similar, using the support of adjacent oral structures, except implants involve surgical implantation to connect them with the jaw.
How a Dental Bridge Works
The Dental Bridge Procedure
Dental Bridge Benefits
- Elevated confidence and smile aesthetics
- Restored oral function and comfort
- Improved speech, speaking, and chewing
- Enhanced oral hygiene and health
- Maintain facial structure and volume
- Alleviate jaw stress
- Secure and long-lasting wear
- Natural-looking, seamless results
- Prevent teeth shifting and misalignment
When to Consider a Dental Bridge
A dental bridge can help you restore your oral function, health, and the appearance of your smile. Some of the common reasons for these procedures include:
- One or multiple consecutive missing teeth
- Trouble speaking, chewing, or biting
- Shifting or misalignment of adjacent teeth
- Visible damage/decay near a missing tooth
- Persistent jaw pain
Exploring Dental Bridge Options
At Dental Center of Florence, we empower patients to take control of their oral health. We offer several dental bridge options to accommodate the various needs of our patients, including:
- Traditional Dental Bridge – Anchored to adjacent teeth
- Cantilever Dental Bridge – Anchored to one adjacent tooth
- Implant-Support Bridge – Anchored to dental implants
The Longevity of Your Dental Bridge
The longevity of dental restorations is a primary concern among individuals navigating tooth loss. Fortunately, a dental bridge can last 15 years or more. However, the integrity of these restorations relies on the health of supporting teeth, which is why it’s important to maintain general dental care and proper oral hygiene habits.