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Dental Bridges in South Perth

Dental bridges can help you replace missing teeth and restore confidence in your smile. If you’re considering dental bridges, visit South Perth Dental Surgery. We offer a wide range of dental bridge options and cosmetic dentistry to suit your needs and budget.
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Complete Your Smile With Dental Bridges

Dental bridges help fill in the spaces produced by missing teeth. They are supported by the remaining teeth, linked with dental crowns. Bridges may be used to restore one or more missing teeth.

One of the dental treatments we offer is dental bridges. If you’re missing a tooth or multiple teeth, this treatment can help you fill those gaps. We offer various cosmetic options at South Perth Dental Surgery, so you will find one that suits you.

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Benefits of Dental Bridges

If you’re considering getting a dental bridge, there are many benefits that you can enjoy from this treatment. These benefits include:
Natural Appearance
Dental bridges are designed to blend with surrounding teeth so that they look like a natural part of your smile.
Improving the Look of Your Smile
When you have gaps in your teeth, it can be challenging to feel confident about your smile. Dental bridges can help improve the way your smile looks by filling in those gaps.
Restoring Chewing Function
If you’re missing teeth, it cannot be easy to chew comfortably. Dental bridges can help restore your ability to chew by filling in the gaps in your teeth.
Preventing Teeth from Shifting
When you have missing teeth, the remaining teeth can begin to move out of place. Dental bridges can help prevent this by filling in the gaps and keeping your teeth in their proper positions.

WHY CHOOSE US

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South Perth Dental Surgery

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Family Dental Clinic for over 30 Years with a Highly Experienced Dentist, Hygienists, and Support Staff.

With a highly experienced dentist, hygienist, and friendly team, South Perth Dental Surgery has been providing quality dental care to patients for over 30 years. We take care of everything from routine checkups to dental emergencies (case by case). Our team is friendly, and you can be confident in the quality of our work. You will be comfortable through every phase of your visit.

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Using the Latest Technology in Providing Dental Hygiene Services with Airflow.

Here at South Perth Dental Surgery, we use the latest technology to provide our patients with efficient dental treatment services.

One of the ways we do this is by using Airflow. Airflow is a new technology that helps remove stains and tartar from teeth, as well as helps whiten teeth. It is a painless and quick way to improve your oral health.

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Invisalign and Other Clear Aligners Systems.

You deserve to have the smile you’ve always wanted. With Invisalign, you can finally get that smile without wearing traditional metal braces. South Perth Dental Surgery is pleased to provide Invisalign services. It is the clear way to straighten teeth without metal braces, using a series of custom-made, nearly invisible aligners. The aligners are also removable, allowing you to eat and brush your teeth while wearing them.

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Call Us Today to Schedule Your Dental Appointment

South Perth Dental Surgery has been providing high-quality dental care to families for over 30 years. Our team of experienced dentists offer extensive world-class services and stays current with the latest dental technology so we can help keep your smile looking great.

Make an appointment with us today and see what we have to offer!

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FAQs

Frequently Asked Questions About Dental Bridges

If you have lost teeth due to decay or injury, and your remaining teeth are healthy and strong, you may be a good candidate for dental bridges. On the other hand, if you have gum disease, you will not be able to receive dental bridges. These procedures require that you have healthy gums and adequate bone density to support the bridge. Your dentist will be able to assess your gums’ condition and advise you on whether or not dental bridges are suitable for you.
The good news is that you can eat whatever you want with dental bridges! There are no dietary restrictions that you need to worry about. You can enjoy all of your favourite foods without any worries. So enjoy your favourite meals without the fear of damaging your dental bridges.

When you have a missing tooth, it can be hard to pronounce certain words and sounds. But don’t worry — dental bridges won’t affect your speech at all.

In fact, they’re designed to help you speak more clearly. They’ll provide support for the teeth on either side of the gap, which means that instead of working against each other, they’ll work together to make sure your bite is as comfortable as possible. That way, instead of straining your jaw and tongue when trying to pronounce certain sounds or words, you can relax and speak naturally!

The number of visits to the dentist to finish the dental bridge procedure will vary depending on your case. The dental bridge procedure usually requires two visits to the dentist. The first visit is to prepare the teeth and make an impression. The second visit is to place the bridge. Your dentist may use different materials, such as porcelain or metal, to create the bridge.
You should brush your dental bridges at least twice and floss them once daily. It is important to clean under the bridge where the gum tissue meets the bridge. You can use a special floss threader to help you do this. It is also recommended to see your dentist regularly for cleaning and checkups.
No, dental bridges are not painful. Local anaesthesia is used to numb the area around the tooth before the procedure. You may feel some pressure during the procedure, but it should not be painful.
The answer to this question depends on your health fund. Some health funds offer dental cover, but it is recommended to check with your provider to see what is included in your policy. If you do have dental cover, you may be covered for part or all of the cost of your dental bridge.
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