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Dental Bridges in Houston

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Looking for Dental Bridges in Houston, Texas?

What Are Dental Bridges?

It’s important to bear in mind that dental bridges improve oral health and beauty by replacing lost teeth. Usually, a dental bridge is two or more crowns and one or more pontics, or fake teeth. The dental crown is held in place by the neighboring abutment teeth. At Zara Dental, we employ porcelain to design dental bridges that accurately mimic your own teeth. Nonetheless, some dentists use alloys, gold, and other materials to create bridges.

Dental Bridges

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Dental bridges in Houston

Our bridges are made in porcelain to match your own teeth, and are planned with our prosthodontist, Dr. Nisa Dadjoo. If the teeth either side are healthy, an implant may be the better choice, and we will show you both. We bill 254 insurance plans directly. You can pay over time with Cherry and other lenders, and several accept an ITIN.

Zara Dental is at 6295 Bissonnet St, Houston, TX 77081, about a mile and a half from Gulfton, Sharpstown and Braeburn, and a short drive from Meyerland and Bellaire. We are open Monday to Friday 9 to 5, Saturday 9 to 3 and Sunday 8 to 2, we bill 254 insurance plans directly, and there is a Spanish-speaking dentist on the team. Book online or call 713-766-1122.

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What Are the Benefits of Dental Bridges?

  • Restore Missing Teeth
  • Prevent Further Dental Issues
  • Improve Your Smile
  • Enhance Chewing Ability
  • Preserve Facial Structure
  • Durable and Long-lasting
Dental Bridges

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Schedule Your Dental Bridge Appointment in Houston Today

More About Dental Bridges

Who Needs a Dental Bridge?

The absence of a tooth or multiple teeth can significantly impact one's self-confidence as it modifies both the aesthetics and oral function. Apart from the apparent cosmetic drawbacks, the absence of teeth can result in tooth movement, temporomandibular joint (TMJ) disorder, altered bite, speech difficulties, increased susceptibility to tooth decay, and a significantly elevated risk of periodontal disease. At Zara Dental, we strive to provide you with ample opportunities to obtain the necessary and cost-effective dental bridge. Additionally, we encourage you to ask any questions and seek clarification during the bridging process.

Shapes & Requirements at Zara Dental

In order to install dental bridges, it is often necessary to shape the teeth surrounding the area where one or more teeth are missing. Then, we will place a crown on each shaped tooth to attach the artificial tooth. Alternatively, if the patient's anterior teeth require replacement, the dentist may opt for a resin-bonded bridge, provided that the patient's gums are healthy and the adjacent teeth do not have extensive fillings. The specific kind of dental bridges and the process of attaching the bridge might vary. You can trust the experts at Zara Dental in Houston to work with you to determine the best solution for your smile.

When Do I Need to See My Dentist?

If you observe any changes in your biting or chewing habits, we advise getting a bridge evaluation. If you notice any pain, bleeding, irritation, or discoloration near the dental bridge, kindly let us know.

Dental Crowns Vs. Dental Bridges

It might be difficult for some people to determine which dental crown or bridge in Houston will be ideal for them. When you're choosing which dental surgery in Houston is best for you, keep in mind that a crown is great for a shattered tooth that is still functional. However, in cases where a tooth is lost or irreversibly damaged, a dental bridge is the better option. Visit our Houston dentists for a full oral exam. Doing this is the easiest approach to determine what kind of dental care you require. They can look at your teeth and gums and devise a treatment plan that is just right for you.

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What Are the Types of Dental Bridges?

Traditional Dental Bridges

Cantilever Bridges

Maryland Bonded Bridges

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Frequently asked questions

What are your dental bridges made of?

Porcelain, designed to match the colour and shape of your own teeth.

Is a bridge or an implant better?

A bridge rests on the teeth either side; an implant replaces the root and leaves them alone. We show you both and the price of each.

Does insurance cover bridges?

Many plans cover part of a bridge. We bill 254 insurance plans directly and check your benefits first.

Pay over time

Split the cost of dental bridges into monthly payments with Cherry.

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