A fixed solution for several adjacent missing teeth, supported by implants, designed to preserve bone, and built to leave neighboring healthy teeth untouched.
Multiple teeth.
One fixed solution.
An implant bridge is a fixed dental restoration that replaces two or more adjacent missing teeth using a bridge structure anchored to dental implants. Instead of relying on neighboring natural teeth for support, as a traditional bridge does, an implant bridge is supported entirely by titanium posts placed in the jawbone.
The implants act as roots. The bridge spans the gap above them, restoring the appearance and function of the missing teeth without altering the healthy teeth on either side.
At Dental Implants & Cosmetics in Plantation, every implant bridge begins with 3D imaging and a detailed evaluation of bone volume, gum health, bite, and the span being restored, so the position, angulation, and load-bearing design of the implants is planned before treatment starts.
For patients missing
several adjacent teeth
Missing consecutive teeth
Fixed, self supporting
Restores full bite
Lower implant count
Designed to look
like it belongs there
An implant bridge in a visible section of the mouth requires careful aesthetic planning. The bridge teeth are sized and shaped to complement the surrounding natural teeth, the gum contour is considered during placement, and color matching is designed around your existing smile.
At Dental Implants & Cosmetics, Dr. Noemi Tisminesky brings a cosmetically aware approach to every implant bridge case, with particular focus on proportion, symmetry, and the visual integration of the restored span with the rest of your smile.
Fixed support versus
a removable appliance
A partial denture can replace several missing teeth, but it is a removable appliance that depends on clasps and suction for stability. See how an implant bridge compares across the factors that matter most.
Fewer implants.
More teeth replaced.
When multiple teeth are missing, a bridge supported by two or more implants can replace the full span with fewer implant placements than replacing each tooth individually. Whether a bridge or individual implants is better depends on your anatomy and the position of the missing teeth.
Planning before placement,
every time
Evaluation and 3D imaging
We use cone-beam CT imaging to assess bone volume at each potential implant site, evaluate gum health, and map adjacent teeth, bite, and any existing restorations that affect planning.
Treatment planning
The number, position, and angulation of the implants supporting the bridge are planned before any treatment begins. Bone grafting at one or more sites may be recommended if volume is insufficient.
Implant placement
The supporting implants are placed with precision at each designated site. A healing period follows during which the implants integrate with the surrounding bone.
Bridge fabrication and placement
Once integration is confirmed, a custom bridge is fabricated to span the missing teeth. It is designed to match surrounding teeth in color, shape, and proportion, and seated to provide a secure, natural bite.
We use cone-beam CT imaging to assess bone volume at each potential implant site, evaluate gum health, and map adjacent teeth, bite, and any existing restorations that affect planning.
Implant bridges built
around your full picture
At Dental Implants & Cosmetics in Plantation, Florida, every implant bridge case is planned with 3D imaging, cosmetic awareness, and a focus on long term bite function. We treat implant bridges as smile restorations, not just structural repairs.
Patients travel to our Plantation office from across Broward County, including Fort Lauderdale, Davie, Weston, Sunrise, and Cooper City, for implant consultations, planning, and treatment. Financing options are available and reviewed at your first visit.
Implant bridge questions,
answered clearly
Your smile has a story.
Let's design
what comes next.
Begin with a private consultation designed to help you understand your options clearly and confidently with no pressure and no obligation.