600 North Santa Anita Avenue, Arcadia, CA 91006, US

Implant-Supported Bridges in Arcadia, CA 

Replace Multiple Teeth, Permanently

When you're missing several teeth in a row, an implant supported bridge offers a more stable, longer-lasting solution than a traditional bridge.
implant supported bridges

Replace Multiple Missing Teeth with a Stable, Long-Lasting Restoration 

Missing several teeth can affect your oral health and daily function. Implant-supported bridges in Arcadia, CA offer a secure, long-lasting solution for replacing multiple adjacent teeth. At Scott R. Adishian, DDS, we provide personalized treatment to restore your smile.

 

Understanding Implant-Supported Bridges

An implant-supported bridge is a fixed restoration used to replace multiple missing teeth in a row. Instead of relying on adjacent teeth for support, it is anchored by dental implants placed within the jawbone.

Similar to natural tooth roots, implants provide a stable foundation while helping maintain bone structure in the area of tooth loss. As noted in the Cleveland Clinic's overview of dental bridges, bridge restorations can help restore both function and appearance after tooth loss.

This treatment offers several advantages over traditional bridgework and may be an effective long-term solution for replacing multiple missing teeth.

 

The Impact of Multiple Missing Teeth

When several teeth are missing, patients may experience more than a visible gap in their smile. Tooth loss can contribute to:

  • difficulty chewing
  • speech changes
  • shifting teeth
  • bite misalignment
  • jawbone loss
  • excess wear on remaining teeth

Timely treatment can help reduce the risk of these complications while restoring both function and appearance. Many patients choose dental implants because they provide long-term stability while helping preserve jawbone health. 

 

What to Expect During Treatment

Treatment begins with a comprehensive evaluation to determine whether implant-supported bridges are appropriate for your needs.

 

Initial Consultation

Dr. Adishian will assess your oral health, review diagnostic images, and discuss your treatment goals to create a personalized treatment plan. Patients with extensive tooth loss may also benefit from full-mouth dental implants as part of their treatment planning.

 

Implant Placement

Dental implants are strategically positioned within the jawbone to support the planned restoration.

 

Healing Period

Following placement, the implants undergo a process known as osseointegration, during which they fuse with the surrounding bone. This process creates a stable foundation for the bridge.

 

Final Restoration

Once healing is complete, the custom bridge is attached to the implants, restoring both function and aesthetics.

 

Who May Be a Candidate?

Patients may be candidates for implant-supported bridges if they:

  • are missing multiple teeth
  • have healthy gums
  • have sufficient jawbone support
  • prefer a fixed restoration
  • practice good oral hygiene

A comprehensive consultation is the best way to determine whether implant-supported bridges are an appropriate treatment option. Patients missing most or all of their teeth may also be candidates for All-on-4 treatment, which can provide full-arch restoration with a streamlined implant-supported approach. 

 

Discuss Your Tooth Replacement Options

Implant-supported bridges in Arcadia, CA can provide a stable and long-lasting solution for replacing multiple missing teeth. Scott R. Adishian, DDS is conveniently located at 600 N Santa Anita Ave, Arcadia, CA 91006, and welcomes patients Monday through Thursday from 7:00 AM to 5:00 PM and Friday from 9:00 AM to 1:00 PM. 

Contact our office today to schedule a consultation. 

FAQ

How many implants are needed to support a bridge?

The number of implants depends on the location and number of teeth being replaced. In many cases, fewer implants than replacement teeth are needed.

Are implant-supported bridges removable?

No. Implant-supported bridges are fixed restorations that remain securely attached and can only be removed by a dental professional.

Can an implant-supported bridge replace teeth?

Yes. Implant-supported bridges can be used to replace missing teeth in both the front and back areas of the mouth.

Is there an age limit for implant-supported bridges?

There is no upper age limit. Eligibility is generally based on oral health, bone support, and overall health rather than age.

What happens if an implant-supported bridge becomes damaged?

Depending on the issue, the bridge may be repaired or replaced without necessarily replacing the implants themselves.

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