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Tooth Bridge
Services

A gap in your smile does more than affect your appearance — it can shift surrounding teeth, strain your bite, and make everyday tasks like chewing and speaking harder than they should be. At NewAgeDental, we offer complete tooth bridge services to fill that space with a fixed,
custom-made restoration that looks natural and holds up over time.

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What Sets Our Dental
Bridge Care Apart

Complete Examination

Before suggesting a bridge, we take X-rays and examine the anchor teeth, gum tissue, and bone beneath the gap. This gives us a complete picture of your oral health and allows us to recommend a lasting solution.

Restorations Matched to Your Smile

Every bridge we place is custom-fabricated to fit the space precisely and blend with the surrounding teeth in color, shape, and proportion. Whether the material is porcelain or zirconia, the result looks like a natural part of your smile.

No Surprises, From Start to Finish

We walk you through the process before treatment begins — what preparation involves, when a temporary bridge is placed, and what the final fitting looks like. Patients leave each visit knowing what comes next.

Convenient Access

NewAgeDental sees patients at both our Jenkintown and Philadelphia locations. Whether you live close to our office or travel from another neighborhood, you'll receive the same attentive, thorough care at every visit.

Tooth Bridge Treatments
We Provide

Whether you're missing a single tooth, dealing with a failing restoration, or looking to restore a damaged smile,
our tooth bridge treatments are designed to meet your needs with precision and care.

Dentist placing a ceramic dental bridge onto a plaster jaw model with a dental instrument

Tooth Bridge Procedure

Tooth Bridge Procedure

The tooth bridge procedure replaces missing teeth using adjacent healthy teeth as anchors. After shaping the abutment teeth and taking impressions, a custom bridge is placed to restore chewing function, bite alignment, and the natural appearance of your smile with a secure, fixed restoration.

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Tooth Bridge Repair

Tooth Bridge Repair

Tooth bridge repair addresses issues such as loosening, porcelain damage, or shifting due to changes in the surrounding teeth and gum tissue. We carefully examine the bridge and supporting structures to determine whether the restoration can be repaired and safely preserved to continue functioning.

Dental tweezers holding a three-unit ceramic dental bridge against a light blue background

Tooth Bridge Replacement

Tooth Bridge Replacement

Tooth bridge replacement is recommended when an existing bridge no longer fits properly, protects surrounding teeth, or functions effectively. We assess the condition of both the bridge and anchor teeth before creating a replacement designed to restore comfort, stability, and long-term oral health.

Dentist showing a female patient an anatomical dental implant model during a consultation

Tooth Bridge Treatment After Loss

Tooth Bridge Treatment After Loss

After a tooth extraction or severe decay, a dental bridge helps restore chewing ability and prevent nearby teeth from shifting. Each stage of treatment is coordinated within a broader restorative plan to maintain proper alignment, support oral function, and ensure consistent dental care.

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How Your Bridge
Appointment Works

Step 1

Exam and X-Rays

We review your medical history, examine the surrounding teeth, and take X-rays to determine whether a bridge is appropriate.

Step 2

Your Options

We explain bridge types, materials, procedure details, expected visits, and answer questions before treatment is scheduled.

Step 3

Tooth Preparation

Adjacent teeth are shaped for support, and a temporary bridge protects them until the final restoration is ready.

Step 4

Bridge Fitting

Your custom bridge is fitted, adjusted for comfort and bite accuracy, then securely bonded into place.

Step 5

Bridge Care Guidance

We explain cleaning methods, habits to avoid, and when to return for follow-up care, preventive visits, and routine checkups.

A Practice Built Around Your Safety and Comfort

NewAgeDental follows strict sterilization and infection-control procedures at every appointment, without exception.
  • All instruments are fully sterilized in line with current dental safety guidelines

  • Treatment areas are thoroughly disinfected between every patient

  • Digital X-rays used throughout the process deliver high-quality images with significantly reduced radiation compared to traditional systems

  • Every team member is trained and committed to maintaining a clean, professional, and comfortable environment

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Professional Memberships & Affiliations:

American Dental Association

American Academy of Implant Dentistry

Pennsylvania Dental Association

American Academy of General Dentistry

Coverage and Payment
Information

We review your coverage and outline your estimated out-of-pocket costs before any dental
bridge procedure begins, so you can make an informed decision without unexpected surprises.

Insurance We Accept

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United Healthcare insurance company logo
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United Concordia Dental insurance company logo

Payment Options

Many major insurance plans are accepted All major credit and debit cards accepted In-office payment plans available Contact our office for information on financing options

Questions about coverage? Call us and we’ll walk you through your options.

Book Your Bridge
Consultation

Restoring a missing tooth starts with the right evaluation. NewAgeDental provides dental bridge services for patients from Jenkintown, Philadelphia, and surrounding communities. Whether you're exploring a new bridge, need a repair, or want to discuss a replacement, our team will give you a clear assessment and a straightforward recommendation.

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Frequently
asked questions

A tooth bridge is a fixed dental restoration that replaces one or more missing teeth by anchoring an artificial tooth or teeth between two prepared natural teeth or dental implants on either side of the gap. At NewAgeDental, bridges are custom-made to match your natural teeth in color and shape.

A tooth bridge procedure is typically recommended when one or more adjacent teeth are missing and the surrounding teeth are healthy enough to support the restoration. It restores chewing function, prevents neighboring teeth from shifting, and improves the appearance of your smile.

If your bridge feels loose, uncomfortable, or shows visible damage, you should have it evaluated promptly. Depending on the condition of both the bridge and the anchor teeth, we may be able to repair the existing restoration — or, if necessary, proceed with a full replacement.

With proper care — including regular brushing, flossing around the bridge, and routine professional cleanings — a well-placed bridge can last many years. We provide specific aftercare guidance with every bridge procedure so you know how to protect your restoration in the long term.

Bridges can be made from several durable materials, including porcelain and zirconia, which are chosen for their strength and natural appearance. During your evaluation, we discuss which material is most appropriate based on the location of the missing tooth and your individual needs.

The area is numbed before the anchor teeth are prepared, and most patients find the experience very manageable. If you have dental anxiety or concerns about sensitivity, let us know — we work at a careful, comfortable pace throughout every appointment.

Tooth bridge replacement is needed when an existing bridge no longer fits properly, has become loose or damaged, or is no longer adequately protecting the supporting teeth. We assess both the current bridge and the underlying teeth to determine the best course of action for your long-term oral health.