Replacing Several Teeth with Stability and Strength
Replace multiple missing teeth with a strong, stable, and natural-looking solution. Dr. Anna Aller carefully plans each implant-supported bridge to restore function, preserve healthy teeth, and support the long-term balance of your smile
Replacing Several Teeth with Stability and Strength
Replace multiple missing teeth with a strong, stable, and natural-looking solution. Dr. Anna Aller carefully plans each implant-supported bridge to restore function, preserve healthy teeth, and support the long-term balance of your smile
An implant-supported bridge replaces several missing teeth in a row without relying on neighboring teeth for support. Anchored securely by dental implants, it restores comfortable function while helping preserve healthy tooth structure and distribute chewing forces more naturally.
Personalized Planning
Every treatment begins with a comprehensive evaluation of your bone support, gum health, bite, and the number and position of your missing teeth.
Protecting Healthy Teeth
Unlike a traditional bridge, an implant-supported bridge does not require neighboring healthy teeth to be reshaped for support.
We carefully evaluate
Number and position of missing teeth
Bone quality and available support
Gum and periodontal health
Bite relationship and chewing forces
Condition of neighboring teeth
Smile proportions and aesthetic goals
Precision Implant Planning
Dr. Anna Aller carefully determines the number and position of the implants needed to create a stable foundation for your bridge.
Each restoration is individually designed to complement your surrounding teeth while restoring balanced function, comfort, and a natural-looking smile.
What is an implant-supported bridge?
An implant-supported bridge replaces several missing teeth in a row. Instead of resting on natural teeth, the bridge is securely anchored to dental implants placed in the jawbone.
How is it different from a traditional dental bridge?
A traditional bridge relies on neighboring teeth for support and usually requires them to be reshaped. An implant-supported bridge stands independently, helping preserve healthy tooth structure.
How many implants are needed?
The number of implants depends on how many teeth are missing, the location of the gap, your bone support, and your bite. Dr. Anna Aller will determine the appropriate number during your evaluation.
Am I a candidate for an implant-supported bridge?
Patients missing several adjacent teeth may be candidates if they have adequate bone support and good overall oral health. A comprehensive examination is necessary to confirm the best treatment option.
How long does the process take?
Treatment generally takes place over several months. This allows the implants to integrate with the bone before the final custom bridge is attached.
