What is a dental bridge?

A dental bridge replaces missing teeth by using two or more crowns on either side of a gap as anchors, with a false tooth positioned in the middle.

How many teeth can a bridge replace?

Traditional bridges are suitable for one to two missing teeth, while implant-supported bridges can replace multiple missing teeth in a row, including up to six teeth.

How long does the dental bridge procedure take?

Most dental bridges are completed over two visits within 2–4 weeks, depending on the design and laboratory work required.

What is included in the cost of a dental bridge?

The cost includes planning and photographs, shade matching, a custom lab-made bridge, fitting and review. A written estimate is provided before treatment begins.

How do I care for a dental bridge?

Dental bridges require simple aftercare, including brushing as normal and using interdental cleaning aids to maintain oral health.

Who provides dental bridge treatment at Tudor House Dental?

Dental bridge treatment is provided by principal dentists Dr Mili Mohan and Dr Disha Gupta, who offer resin-bonded and porcelain bridges with carefully planned treatments considering bite, supporting teeth and long-term maintenance.

Dental Bridges Chester – Multiple Types

Best for 1–2 tooth gaps when you want a fixed solution
Replace up to 6 teeth with implant bridges
Enjoy a two-visit appointment process over 2-4 weeks
Restore up to 90% of chewing forces
Look and feel like yourself - shade-matched

A dental bridge will be a great solution if you don’t have many missing teeth or wish to replace multiple missing teeth in a row on one side of your mouth. Traditional dental bridges use 2 or more crowns that fit onto either side of the gap, acting as anchors with a false tooth in the middle.

Dental bridges at Tudor House Dental in Chester:

Dental practice with 43 years of experience
Costs from £499 per unit
Replace two or more teeth in under one month
Longer appointments, clear photos, shade tabs, and bite checks
Leave with a bridge that blends flawlessly with your smile
A reliable prosthetic that feels stable

Ready to close the gap? Call 01829 741284 or book online for a friendly assessment at 62 High Street, Tarvin, Chester.

Types and costs of dental bridges we offer

Traditional bridges cost from £499 and implant-supported bridges from £4,320 (available on 12-month interest-free finance). Included in your cost is planning/photos, shade match, custom lab-made bridge, fitting and review. You’ll receive a written estimate before we begin.

What to expect from the dental bridge procedure

Most bridges are completed in 2-4 weeks, depending on design and lab work.

The process

Living with your dental bridge

Feels fixed and natural after a short settling period
Looks right with the shade and shape blended with your smile
Requires simple aftercare (brush as normal and use interdental cleaning aids)

Meet your dental bridge dentist

Our two principal dentists, Dr Mili Mohan and Dr Disha Gupta, offer precise and unhurried dental bridge replacements to many patients throughout the Chester area.

With decades of combined experience, both Dr Mohan and Dr Gupta have been the go-to restorative dentists for traditional tooth replacement bridges, offering resin-bonded and porcelain bridges at highly competitive prices.

When replacing missing teeth with our dentists, you’ll enjoy carefully planned treatments that consider your bite, supporting teeth, and long-term maintenance, all with aesthetics in mind.

Ready to plan your bridge with our Chester dentists?

Call 01829 741284 or book online. We’ll help you choose the most natural-looking, straightforward option for your smile and budget – backed by experienced hands and friendly, family-run care.

Looking for something more long-term and stable?

Book a smile consultation to explore your options, and in particular, implant-supported bridgework, which, unlike traditional bridges, does not rely on adjacent teeth for support. Implant bridges are stabilised with dental implants, which means they last longer, and keep neighbouring teeth healthier – plus, you can replace multiple missing teeth in a row.