Crowns & Bridges
for Restored Smiles
Whether your tooth is chipped, broken, or missing,
crowns and bridges can help repair the damage
and restore your smile.
Explore our tooth restoration solutions
Crowns, bridges, and implants can help repair damaged teeth, fill gaps, and preserve your bite. We’ll help you choose the solution that best fits your smile.
Crowns
Crowns cover and protect teeth that are cracked, chipped, or weakened, helping restore strength and appearance.
Bridges
Dental bridges fill gaps caused by missing teeth and help maintain alignment, so your smile stays full and functional.
Implants
Implants can support crowns or bridges for added strength and stability. We’ll recommend the best approach for your needs.
Rebuild your smile with dental implants
Dental implants permanently replace missing teeth and are just as strong as natural ones. Find out how they can preserve your jawbone, maintain your facial structure, and restore your smile.
Flexible payment options for everyone
We accept most insurance plans, including Medicaid and Medicare, and offer financing options to fit your budget. Whether you’re insured or not, we’ll help find a solution that works for you.
Hear what’s making our patients smile
Betty Orellana
I’m Douglas’s caregiver. He lost teeth from radiation, but Brident gave him hope with dentures. He’s smiling again, thanks to Dr. Lee and the amazing team.
DeVonte’ Rogers
I’ve been coming here since I was 5 and I’m now 25! They really make you feel welcomed and relaxed. I always leave feeling clean, confident, and smiling.
Gabby Torres
This dental office is fantastic. The entire staff made everything easy and comfortable. As someone who has dental anxiety, I’m really happy I chose Brident.
Crowns and bridges FAQs
First, your dentist will evaluate whether the tooth is strong enough to support a crown. Then, they’ll reshape the tooth and take impressions to ensure a proper fit and natural look. After color matching and a final fitting, the crown is cemented in place to restore your tooth’s strength and appearance.
A dental bridge fills the gap left by a missing tooth using an artificial tooth anchored by crowns on the teeth next to it. There are different types of bridges, but this is the most common approach.
Crowns typically last around 10 years, but well-cared–for crowns can last a lifetime. Bridges usually last 5 to 15 years or longer with proper care.
Crowns and bridges can be made from porcelain, ceramic, or metal alloys. Each material has its own advantages. Porcelain and ceramic blend well with natural teeth, making them a good choice for front teeth. Metal alloys are stronger and typically used for back teeth, where durability matters most.
Good oral hygiene is essential for keeping crowns and bridges in good shape. Brush carefully around the gumline, keep up with regular dental checkups, and avoid habits that can damage your restorations, like chewing ice or biting your nails.