Dental Bridges – Hanford, CA
Filling Your Smile Gaps with Quality Dental Work
Losing teeth can be an alarming experience, and the last thing you want to worry about is filling your smile gaps with an unaesthetic restoration. Our dental bridges are made from quality, tooth-colored materials, ensuring they’ll look like a seamless part of your grin. Whether you have one gap or several in a row, a bridge is an excellent solution for restoring your dental cosmetics and oral function!
Why Choose Hanford Family Dental Center For Dental Bridges?
- #1 No-Goop Dental Impressions With Our Digital System
- #2 Experienced And Compassionate Team
- #3 Partnered With CareCredit For Financing Options
What Is a Dental Bridge?

Picture a real bridge that’s suspended over a canyon: it has a set of supporting posts on either side of the gap, and in the middle, of course, are the planks you would travel over. A dental bridge is actually fairly similar. We’ll cap the teeth on either end of your smile gap with a crown, which will support the prosthetic teeth in the middle. This unique design is why dental bridges are perfectly suited for replacing one tooth, or several teeth that are missing in a row.
Types of Dental Bridges

We offer two kinds of dental bridges at Hanford Family Dental Center, and you can learn more about each below.
Traditional Dental Bridges
The type of bridge we first described is technically a traditional bridge. Capable of filling up to three or four gaps at a time, it’s definitely a reliable solution. However, there’s another, more modern option for patients near Hanford.
Implant Bridges
An implant bridge uses the basic design of a traditional bridge, but instead of using two crowns to anchor the restoration, we’ll attach your prosthetic teeth to dental implants. The result is an even more stable and durable restoration!
The Benefits of Getting a Dental Bridge

All of this might sound well and good, but do you really need a dental bridge? Dentists and oral experts alike agree that replacing missing teeth is better for your health and wellness. But you’d probably like more specific information! Here’s how a bridge could benefit you:
- Prevent your other teeth from drifting out of place
- Eat and speak more easily
- Brush and floss like you would for natural teeth
- Enjoy your restoration for 15+ years
- Smile brightly and confidently