Simplifying the Path to a Restored Smile
Missing teeth can affect more than just your appearance—they can impact your speech, your ability to chew, and even your confidence. At Aurora Borealis Dentistry, we make getting dental bridges simple. From personalized treatment planning to direct insurance billing, our process is designed to be stress-free and straightforward.
What Are Dental Bridges?
Dental bridges are fixed dental restorations that fill the gap left by missing teeth. They are anchored to the surrounding natural teeth or dental implants, providing strong support for artificial teeth that look and function just like the real thing. With dental bridges, we can help you restore the balance, beauty, and health of your smile.
Why Choose Dental Bridges?
Dental bridges offer more than just aesthetic improvement—they support long-term oral health and improve day-to-day function.
Restore Chewing and Speaking Ability
Gaps caused by missing teeth can make eating and speaking difficult. Dental bridges can help restore proper function, allowing you to eat with ease and speak more clearly.
Prevent Tooth Shifting
When a tooth is missing, nearby teeth may begin to drift into the empty space, causing misalignment. Dental bridges can help prevent this and preserve your natural bite.
Boost Confidence
A complete, attractive smile can significantly boost your confidence. With well-crafted dental bridges, you won’t feel the need to hide your smile anymore.
The Aurora Borealis Dentistry Process
We’ve streamlined the process of getting dental bridges to make it as convenient and comfortable as possible for every patient.
Step 1: Initial Consultation
We start with a thorough exam and consultation to evaluate your oral health and determine if dental bridges are the right solution for you.
Step 2: Tooth Preparation
If the surrounding teeth are healthy and suitable, we gently prepare them to support the crowns that will hold your dental bridges in place.
Step 3: Impressions and Temporary Bridge
We take precise digital impressions to create your custom dental bridges. In the meantime, a temporary bridge is placed for function and appearance.
Step 4: Permanent Bridge Placement
When your final dental bridges are ready, we secure them in place and adjust them for fit and comfort.
Step 5: Aftercare and Follow-Up
We’ll guide you through proper care for your new dental bridges and schedule follow-up visits to monitor their performance and your oral health.
Direct Insurance Billing for Dental Bridges
At Aurora Borealis Dentistry, we remove financial stress by offering direct insurance billing. This means we handle all claim submissions directly with your insurance provider. There’s no need to pay upfront and wait for reimbursement—we take care of the paperwork so you don’t have to.
Most insurance plans cover dental bridges, and we’re happy to help you verify your benefits and understand your options before treatment begins.
Easy Maintenance, Long-Term Results
Caring for your dental bridges is simple and essential to ensure their longevity:
- Brush twice a day and floss daily
- Use floss threaders or water flossers to clean under the bridge
- Avoid hard or sticky foods that could damage the bridge
- Schedule routine cleanings and exams at Aurora Borealis Dentistry
With proper care, your dental bridges can help preserve your smile for years to come.
Why Patients Choose Us for Dental Bridges
Aurora Borealis Dentistry combines advanced technology with a patient-first approach. We listen to your concerns, explain your options clearly, and build custom dental bridges that look great and function beautifully. From consultation to completion, we make it simple, efficient, and comfortable.
Conclusion
Getting dental bridges shouldn’t be complicated—and at Aurora Borealis Dentistry, it isn’t. We make restoring your smile easy with expert care, personalized service, and direct insurance billing. Whether you’re missing one tooth or several, dental bridges can help you regain comfort, function, and confidence. Contact us today to get started and see how dental bridges can help.