Dental Bridges – Goodyear, AZ
Helping You Enjoy a Complete Smile Once More

Having multiple missing teeth can present you with all sorts of challenges, but particularly those surrounding eating and speaking. That’s not to say the issue won’t affect your confidence, though – meaning you should want a solution that isn’t just practical, but also confidence-inspiring. A dental bridge can fit this bill! Continue reading below to learn a little more about dental bridges and what they can do for your smile if you’re missing teeth; of course, don’t hesitate to contact us to learn more or schedule an appointment.
Why Choose Goodman Dental for Dental Bridges?
- Sedation Dentistry Solutions
- Flexible Financing Options Available
- Dental Implant-Retained Bridges
What is a Dental Bridge?

A dental bridge is a type of restoration that’s ideal for patients who are missing multiple teeth in a row along the same arch. A bridge includes a row of lifelike replacement teeth that are anchored in place using either dental crowns or strategically placed dental implants. These teeth don’t just look realistic, though; they can also restore oral functionality to a patient’s smile.
Types of Dental Bridges

When you come in, our team will inspect your smile and discuss your dental goals with you before determining which type of bridge suits your needs. We offer the following types of bridges here at our Goodyear office:
Traditional Dental Bridge

Traditional bridges rely on a row of replacement teeth, called pontics, situated between two dental crowns that are placed on the teeth adjacent to the gap. Keep in mind that longer bridges usually require more support, so the teeth adjacent to the gap must be healthy enough to support the bridge.
Implant Bridge

Implant bridges are slightly different than their traditional ones. Instead of relying on crowns placed on the healthy adjacent teeth, they’re supported with dental implants that are surgically placed beneath the gumline. Because of this, they’re able to provide far more support than traditional bridges, in addition to lasting much longer, since they replace the roots of the missing teeth.
The Benefits of Getting a Dental Bridge

When you receive a bridge, you aren’t just replacing your lost teeth; you’re vastly upgrading your quality of life! Here are some of the benefits that bridges have to offer:
- Whether you’re missing one, two, or a few teeth in a row, bridges are highly customizable and can easily fill gaps of all sizes.
- Bridges allow patients to bite, chew, and eat with ease, in addition to speaking and enunciating clearly.
- You don’t have to change up your oral hygiene regimen when you receive a dental bridge; brush and floss as usual, in addition to visiting us biannually.