A Fixed Solution for Missing Teeth

Replace one or more missing teeth using the support of your neighbouring teeth.

General Dentistry

Dental Bridges at Studio Dentale

Missing a tooth or teeth and want a fixed solution without implants? A dental bridge is a fixed treatment option that replaces one or a few missing teeth by taking support from adjacent teeth.

Since a bridge depends on the neighbouring teeth, they need to be healthy. A bridge can usually be placed once the gums have healed — about 3 weeks — though a temporary bridge can be given immediately for a missing front tooth to avoid any embarrassment in the meantime.

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Dental Bridge Fees

Metal Crown (per tooth)NPR 12,000/-

PFM Crown (per tooth)NPR 13,500/-

Zirconia Crown: Basic (per tooth)NPR 25,000/-

Zirconia Crown: Classic (per tooth)NPR 30,000/-

Zirconia Crown: Premium (per tooth)NPR 35,000/-

Types of Dental Bridges

The right bridge design depends on which tooth is missing and the condition of neighbouring teeth.

Traditional Fixed Bridge

Adjacent teeth are prepared to support a bridge that fully covers them.

Maryland Bonded Bridge

Minimal preparation, bonded to the inner surface of neighbouring teeth — ideal for a single missing front tooth.

Restores Function

Chewing forces are distributed evenly, giving relief to the rest of your teeth.

Restores Aesthetics

Fills the gap and maintains the natural shape of your face.

Who Can Benefit from Dental Bridges?

Benefits of dental bridges include:

Restores your smile and aesthetics
Restores your ability to chew food properly
Distributes chewing forces evenly across your teeth
Prevents neighbouring teeth from drifting into the gap

Dentist performing dental bridges procedure

Clinical Journey

What to Expect During Treatment

Assessment

Once healed, neighbouring teeth are checked to confirm they can support a bridge.

Preparation

Adjacent teeth are prepared according to the bridge type being placed.

Impression

A customised impression records the prepared teeth and available space.

Placement

Your bridge is crafted in the lab and then fitted — usually over 3 to 4 appointments.

Smile Transformations

Explore real treatment journeys and see how personalized care and advanced dentistry can transform both smiles and confidence.

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Case Study

"A missing tooth affects more than just your smile."

Left unreplaced, a missing tooth can affect speech, chewing, and cause neighbouring teeth to drift out of position over time.

A well-placed dental bridge restores both function and confidence, letting patients eat and smile without hesitation.

Aftercare Guide

Caring for Your Dental Bridge

These habits help your bridge last as long as possible.

Brush twice daily using fluoridated toothpaste and a soft-bristled toothbrush.

Gargle and rinse after every meal.

Floss twice daily, cleaning carefully around the bridge where plaque can accumulate.

Keep the supporting teeth healthy with thorough brushing.

Visit the dentist every 6 months for a routine check-up.

Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about dental bridges.

Bone can resorb, speech may be affected, chewing becomes less efficient, remaining teeth bear extra load, and neighbouring teeth can drift into the gap.

Usually 3 to 4 appointments, from assessment through to final placement.

Once your gums have healed — typically around 3 weeks — though a temporary bridge can be provided immediately for a missing front tooth.