Implant-Supported Bridge — Replace Multiple Teeth
Missing two or more adjacent teeth? An implant-supported bridge uses just two implants to replace three or more teeth — without grinding down healthy neighboring teeth.
Free consultation + CT scan · 0% financing · Insurance accepted · 100% satisfaction guaranteed
Fewer Implants. More Teeth. Better Than a Traditional Bridge.
An implant-supported bridge replaces three or more consecutive missing teeth using just two implant posts. The implants serve as anchors on either end, supporting a connected row of custom crowns that span the gap.
Unlike a traditional bridge, an implant bridge doesn’t require grinding down healthy adjacent teeth for support. It also preserves jawbone at the implant sites, preventing the bone deterioration that occurs with tooth loss.
- Replace 3+ teeth with only 2 implant posts
- No grinding of healthy adjacent teeth
- Preserves jawbone at implant sites
- More affordable than individual implants for each tooth
- Natural biting force fully restored
- Fixed and permanent — no removal needed
- Custom crowns crafted in our on-site lab
Your Implant Bridge Journey
Free Consultation & 3D CT Scan
We assess the gap, surrounding teeth, and bone density with a complimentary 3D scan. You’ll receive a personalized treatment plan with pricing.
Implant Placement
Our oral surgeon places two implant posts at either end of the gap. Guided surgery ensures precise positioning for optimal bridge support.
Healing & Osseointegration
The implants fuse with your jawbone over 3–6 months. A temporary bridge maintains your appearance and function during healing.
Final Bridge Placement
Your permanent bridge is designed, milled, and shade-matched in our in-house lab, then secured onto your healed implants.
Every Step Under One Roof
Surgery, lab work, and final restoration — all in one office. No referrals. No delays.
LAB ON SITE
Your bridge is designed and milled right here for faster delivery and a more precise fit than outsourced lab work.
Oral Surgeon + Prosthodontist
The surgeon who places your implants and the specialist who designs your bridge work together in the same office.
PRF Plasma Therapy
We use Platelet-Rich Fibrin therapy to accelerate healing — a protocol not offered at most dental practices.
More Implant Solutions
From one missing tooth to a full-mouth restoration, we have the right solution.
Dental Implants Overview
See all implant options and find the right solution.
Single Tooth Implant
Permanent replacement for one missing tooth.
Full Arch (All-on-4+)
Complete arch restoration in a single procedure.
Mini Implants
Less invasive option for denture stabilization.
Bone Grafting
Build bone density for successful implant placement.
Recovery & Aftercare
Healing timeline, diet, and long-term care guide.
Implant Bridge FAQs
Typically two implants support a bridge of three to four crowns. For longer spans, additional implants may be recommended. Our surgeon determines the optimal number during your CT scan consultation.
Cost depends on the number of implants and crowns needed. An implant bridge is generally more affordable than placing individual implants for each missing tooth. We provide a full cost breakdown at your free consultation with 0% financing available.
From implant placement to final bridge, typically 2–4 months to allow for healing. You have a temporary bridge during this time so you’re never without teeth.
Most patients with two or more adjacent missing teeth are candidates. Adequate bone density is needed at the implant sites — if bone is insufficient, grafting can address that. A 3D CT scan determines your candidacy.
A traditional bridge grinds down two healthy adjacent teeth for support. An implant bridge uses independent implant posts, preserving your natural teeth. Implant bridges also last longer and prevent bone loss at the implant sites.
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