Dental Bridges in Blackpool

A gap from a missing tooth doesn’t just affect your smile — it can shift your bite, put pressure on neighbouring teeth, and change how you eat and speak.
A dental bridge fixes one or more false teeth permanently in place, supported by your natural teeth or by dental implants, to restore your bite without a removable appliance.
We plan every bridge to sit naturally alongside your existing teeth, both in fit and appearance.
THE BASICS

What Is a Dental Bridge?

A bridge replaces one or more missing teeth with a false tooth (or teeth), known as a pontic, held permanently in place by crowns fitted to the teeth either side of the gap — or by dental implants.

Unlike a denture, a bridge is fixed in your mouth and isn’t removed for cleaning, functioning much like your natural teeth once fitted.

Unlike a Denture

A bridge is fixed permanently in place — it doesn't move, slip, or need to be taken out.

Unlike an Implant

No surgery required, and treatment is often completed faster.

Restores Function

Helps protect your bite alignment and makes eating and speaking easier.

YOUR OPTIONS

Types of Bridge

The right type of bridge depends on the condition of your surrounding teeth.
Traditional Fixed Bridge

Supported by crowns fitted to the natural teeth either side of the gap.

Resin-Bonded Bridge

A more conservative option, bonded to the back of neighbouring teeth with minimal preparation.

Implant-Supported Bridge

Anchored to dental implants rather than natural teeth — ideal when several teeth are missing.

REAL RESULTS

See the Difference a Bridge Can Make

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IS IT RIGHT FOR YOU?

Is a Bridge Right for You?

Not sure whether a bridge or implant is right for you?

Both are fixed, long-term solutions — book a consultation and we’ll assess your teeth and talk through which suits your case.

THE PROCESS

Your Bridge Journey

A clear process from assessment to a fitted, permanent bridge.
Consultation & Assessment

We assess the gap, your surrounding teeth, and discuss the right type of bridge for you.

Preparing Support Teeth

If needed, the supporting teeth are gently prepared to hold the bridge securely.

Impressions & Temporary Bridge

An impression is taken and a temporary bridge fitted while your custom bridge is made.

Fitting Your Bridge

Your finished bridge is checked for fit and bite, then permanently fitted.

Aftercare

Guidance on cleaning around and under your bridge to keep it — and your supporting teeth — healthy.

Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

The procedure is carried out under local anaesthetic where teeth need to be prepared, so you shouldn't feel pain. Mild sensitivity afterwards is normal.

With good oral hygiene and regular check-ups, a well-fitted bridge can last many years.

You'll need to clean underneath the false tooth using floss threaders, interdental brushes, or a water flosser — we'll show you exactly how at your fitting.

It can be, particularly if you'd prefer to avoid surgery or want a faster overall process. Whether it's the right choice depends on the condition of your neighbouring teeth — we'll advise honestly at consultation.

Cost depends on the type of bridge and number of teeth involved — we'll give you a full written cost breakdown after assessment.

Yes — your bridge is custom shade-matched and shaped to blend with your surrounding natural teeth.

Yes, once fitted a bridge functions much like your natural teeth, though we may advise care with very hard or sticky foods.

For a traditional bridge, the supporting teeth are covered with crowns and need to be kept clean and healthy, as they're now carrying extra load — regular check-ups help protect them.

GET STARTED

Ready to Talk About Dental Bridges?

Book your consultation at CADIS Dental in Blackpool and find out what’s possible for your smile.