Bridges

Do you have missing teeth? Bridges can help get your smile looking great again making you feel more confident.

As New Zealand's dental industry leaders our competitive prices for bridges and flexible payment options could be just right for you.

Bridges serve important cosmetic and functional purposes. They are used to bridge the gap created by one or more missing teeth. They help improve the appearance and function of the mouth so you can chew and speak easier.

Bridges can change your life. They help build your self-esteem and feel more comfortable about your smile.

What are bridges?

Bridges are used to fill the gap from a missing tooth or multiple missing teeth, permanently. They're a fixed prosthetic device that is supported permanently by the teeth on either side of the gap.

At your first visit for a bridge, the teeth beside the gap are prepared to allow room for a bridge to be placed. Impressions of your teeth are made and sent to a technician to form a model of the bridge. Your dentist will make a temporary bridge for you to protect your exposed teeth and gums until the permanent bridge is ready.

Bridges offer many benefits including improved appearance and function. A bridge can also be used when teeth are badly damaged to replace teeth that can’t be repaired or saved.

Keen to find out more? Our experienced dentists can tell you everything you need to know about bridges and recommend the best option for you based on your specific needs.

Simply fill out the form below with your details to get started.

Are bridges right for you?

Needing to fill a gap in your smile? Want to improve your appearance? After a light, comfortable and realistic solution to replace missing teeth that can help you speak and eat normally?

Bridges are a great option to replace missing teeth. They're low-maintenance and easy to get used to.

Here are some of the many advantages our patients have discovered with bridges:

Improved appearance - they look and feel like your natural teeth and can help maintain the shape of your face
Better function - dental bridges are toothlike, providing excellent chewing comfort
Improved confidence - they give you back your smile and function and can help boost your self-esteem
Comfortable - getting used to your new bridge is usually easy and can help control the movement of your adjoining teeth

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Why choose us for bridges?

We're the industry leaders

Patients trust us - we're the New Zealand dentists trusted by more Kiwis than any other
We're convenient - we have experienced dentists offering bridges at over 50 practices at locations throughout New Zealand
We're affordable - we’re proud to offer bridges at a competitive price and a range of payment options to suit your needs
We're experienced - our dentists are highly-skilled at restorations and have been helping patients using bridges for many years

We give our patients options

Happy patients - our goal is to give you choices and make your experience a positive one
We understand your needs - our experienced and qualified dentists listen to your concerns
Choose how you pay - we offer a range of pay now or pay later options
Visit us when it suits you - some of our practices are open extended hours for your convenience

Affordable payment options

At your no-obligation consultation, we will advise you about your unique treatment plan and explain the cost of bridges to you. You can then look at our range of affordable payment options and choose the one that's right for you.

Pay now or pay later with our affordable payment options. Investing in your oral health and your quality of life with bridges can be a big decision for you. To help make that decision as stress-free as possible, we offer various pay later options that help to spread the cost over time.

Afterpay

Get your dental treatment now. Pay for it in 4 equal fortnightly interest-free payments. Spread out the cost with no interest or additional fees

18 Months Interest-Free With Q

Get your dental treatment now. Pay for it in monthly payments of just 3% of your balance total from the first month. Spread out the cost with no interest for 18 months

Simply fill in the form below with your details to learn more about all our payment options and the cost of bridges and we will be in touch.

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How much does it cost to get a bridge?

The price of a bridge depends on the type you get and the condition of your teeth. At your consultation visit, your dentist or specialist will let you know the cost you can expect to pay for your treatment.

Is it painful getting a bridge?

At the consultation visit, your dentist will talk you through the procedure and any concerns you may have. During the procedure, your dentist will make sure you feel as comfortable as possible. Getting a traditional bridge is usually pretty painless, although you might feel some discomfort during the procedure. The dentist will likely numb the area of treatment to make it more comfortable for you.

Do bridges change the way I speak?

Dental bridges can help improve your speech. Many people have difficulty speaking clearly when their teeth are missing. When you restore your smile using bridges you will be able to speak normally again.

How do I care for a bridge?

Good oral hygiene and care can increase the success of your bridge as well as look after your surrounding teeth. Brushing twice a day for two minutes and flossing once daily can help prevent decay and tooth loss, as well as extend the life of your bridge. We also recommend eating a healthy and balanced diet to better look after your overall oral health.

Before your appointment

No special preparation is needed but be prepared to discuss your medical and dental history at your first appointment

After your appointment

With your temporary bridge, you should avoid eating hard or sticky food.

With your permanent bridge, you might feel some discomfort at first while you get used to it. We also recommend eating soft foods for the first couple of days.

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