Dental Bridges in Montreal, QC
A Custom Bridge
for Every Smile
- Traditional and Implant-Supported Bridges
- A Trusted Dental Practice Since the 1970s
- Certified in IV Sedation Dentistry
The Top Pick
For Dental Bridges
Decades of Experience
Our office has been a trusted fixture in the community for decades, with multiple generations within the same family choosing our dental team. Dr. Patrick Casey joined the family practice in 1996 after graduating from McGill University. He's restored countless smiles, including complex cases.
IV Sedation Certified
Dr. Patrick Casey is one of the few dentists in Montreal certified to administer IV sedation. For patients who have avoided dental treatment due to anxiety, that certification means a bridge procedure does not have to be the stressful experience patients often expect. Sedation is calibrated to your specific case and your comfort level.
A Full Range of Bridges
We place cantilever bridges, Maryland bonded bridges, and Prettau Zirconia bridges, and we can support a bridge on dental implants for patients who want a longer-lasting, jawbone-preserving solution. Our i-CAT® 3D imaging maps your jaw and bite before the bridge is designed.
Dental Bridges Cost and Financing
Dental bridge pricing varies with the type of bridge, the material selected, and whether the bridge is supported by natural teeth or dental implants. Maryland bonded bridges are typically the most affordable option; implant-supported Prettau Zirconia bridges cost more upfront because of the surgical implant placement, but they protect the jawbone and typically last longer.
Insurance
We walk through the full cost picture during your consultation so there are no surprises before treatment begins. Most dental insurance covers at least a portion of a bridge restoration; our team helps you understand what your plan covers and what is out-of-pocket.
Financing
For costs not covered by insurance, we can discuss financing options that spread treatment across monthly payments. Specifics are confirmed at the consultation.
Improved Function,
Enhanced Appearance, and More
Chew and Speak Efficiently
Bridges placed by our dentist in Montreal, QC, can significantly improve oral function, allowing you to eat all the foods you love and speak with confidence.
Improve the Appearance of Your Smile
Gaps can make you feel insecure or embarrassed about your smile. A lifelike dental bridge can solve this problem in a way that looks totally natural.
Prevent Misalignment and Dental Issues
These restorations can keep your surrounding teeth in place, preventing misalignment. Additionally, if you choose to anchor your restoration with implants, these artificial tooth roots can promote a stronger jawbone.
Available Options
Our practice strives to provide the highest quality of restorations available using the most up-to-date restorative dental technologies. We provide both traditional restorations and replacement teeth supported by dental implants.
Cantilever Bridges
When there is only one tooth available to uphold a restoration, we might recommend a cantilever bridge. This restoration comprises one or more artificial teeth, known as pontics, that attach to a single crown on your tooth.
Maryland Bonded Dental Bridge
A Maryland bonded dental bridge is a minimally invasive alternative to a traditional dental bridge. It features one or more artificial teeth and two small wings that attach to the backside of adjacent teeth.
Prettau Zirconia Dental Bridges
Implant-supported Prettau® Zirconia dental bridges can replace teeth from root to crown. Zirconia is the strongest material available for restorations and is made to look indistinguishable from natural teeth.
A Closer Look
at Bridges
A traditional bridge involves reshaping the healthy teeth adjacent to the gap in your smile to support a custom-made restoration. We can also craft a bridge that connects to one or more implants,
The Treatment Process
At Smile Montreal, we tailor every dental service to meet your individual needs.
Here is a look at a typical treatment timeline:
Am I a Good Candidate for a Dental Bridge?
Since a traditional bridge is supported by two dental crowns, your nearby teeth must be healthy and free from damage or decay. If you prefer implants, you must have adequate bone tissue in your jaw to support the procedure. In addition, all patients interested in restoring their smiles with a dental bridge or any other oral prosthetic must be free from gum disease and decay.
We offer comprehensive services at our practice, and we are fully equipped to provide any preparatory treatment you may need before you can receive a bridge. Even if you feel the state of your smile is beyond repair, we encourage you to meet with our dentist to learn how we can rebuild a healthy, functional smile
A Closer Look at Bridges
A traditional bridge involves reshaping the healthy teeth adjacent to the gap in your smile to support a custom-made restoration. We can also craft a bridge that connects to one or more implants,