Dental Bridges

Looking For a Dental Bridge Dentist in Newport Beach, CA?

At Newport Smile Studio

Look no further, you have found the right dental office in Newport Beach Ca. The Gentle Dentist of Newport Beach, Dr. Abrak Etemad speciaizes in bridges and double bridges. Using the Latest technology in dentistry, Dr. Etemad can help you restore that smile you have always wanted and in some cases a bridge might be the answer for you.

restore your teeth

A dental bridge can help restore the appearance and functionality of your teeth if you have missing teeth, including your front teeth. It bridges the gap where the missing tooth is. Let Dr. Abrak Etemad of Newport Smile Studio in Newport Beach evaluate your smile and help you leave smiling.

What are dental bridges?

A dental bridge can replace one or more lost teeth by using artificial (false) teeth to bridge the gap. A bridge is often comprised of crowns that are cemented in place on each side of the missing tooth or teeth that are supporting the pontic (false tooth).

Newport Beach’s Dental Veneer Specialists

At Newport Smile Studio, we take pride in being renowned as the leading dental veneer specialists in Newport Beach. Led by Dr. Abrak Etemad, our team of skilled professionals combines advanced technology with meticulous artistry to craft custom veneers that perfectly complement and enhance your smile. We are committed to providing exceptional care, ensuring your comfort throughout the treatment process, and exceeding your expectations with outstanding results

Dental Bridge FAQs

What does a dental bridge look like?

Dental Bridge consist of :

Abutment teeth: A dental professional places two crowns on the teeth on either side of the gap ( missing tooth ). These anchoring teeth, or supporting teeth, can be your natural teeth or dental implants.

Pontics: This false tooth (or teeth) fills in the gap and attaches to the crowns

Why do I need a dental bridge?

Your teeth work together. If a tooth is missing, nearby teeth can move into the empty space. Your opposing jaw’s teeth may also shift upward or downward toward the gap; this is known as hyper eruption and it can lead to:

✦ Bite problems.

✦ Chewing difficulties.

✦ Pain from the extra stress on your teeth and jaw.

✦ Self-consciousness about the way you look or your smile.