Affordable Dental Bridges in Los Algodones, Mexico

What are Dental Bridges and how do they work?

A bridge is a prosthesis set to fill the space left by one or more missing teeth.

Dental bridges are the solution for people who have lost one or more consecutive teeth, and that, for any reason are not candidates for dental implants.

Bridges have been a widely used dental treatment for many years to restore the smile following a simple procedure. Thanks to the technology and the newly available materials, it is possible to get great aesthetic results that perfectly simulate natural teeth.

But, in addition to its aesthetic functions, a bridge will help you take care of your oral health and regain the mouth’s basic functions of chewing and speaking. It is important to replace missing teeth as soon as possible, to avoid deformation of the smile. When losing a tooth, the surrounding teeth rotate and move, causing improper occlusion, while also increasing the risk of developing gum disease and mandibular joint dysfunction.

At our dental clinic in Los Algodones, Baja California, we have a team of expert dentists in cosmetic dentistry, a dental laboratory, and state-of-the-art technology to offer you the best quality bridges. Smile again with confidence, eat your favorite food and avoid dental disease with this treatment.

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Benefits of getting a dental bridge in Los Algodones

A dental bridge is a simple way to recover the functional and aesthetic characteristics of the smile after a missing tooth. According to statistics, an average person loses 1 to 5 teeth during adulthood, which, in addition to causing problems in oral health, causes a strong psychological impact on the patient, affecting their self-esteem and confidence.

With tooth bridges the aesthetic problem of tooth loss can be solved; it is a simple procedure and offers very good long-term results at a cosmetic and functional level.

There are many benefits of getting a customized bridge as replacement teeth, among which we can highlight the fact that they can restore beauty and functionality to the mouth in the shortest possible time.

Also, it is a procedure that doesn’t require surgery, and therefore it will not be necessary to have a recovery time. Depending on the type of dental bridge that is ideal for you, Dr. Xochipilli Bojorquez will be able to perform the procedure in just one or two appointments.

Whether you choose a traditional bridge or an implant supported bridge to replace missing teeth, you will avoid the movement of the remaining teeth and other oral diseases. This procedure restores the chewing functions, allowing you to speak and eat as if it were real teeth.

Bridges are a great way to replace multiple teeth achieving natural looking results. It is important to mention that this is an effective solution for patients who cannot have a dental implant, as well as being cheaper.

Types of dental bridges and which one is the right for you

To find out if you are a good candidate for this type of artificial teeth, one of our dentists will perform a deep examination to find out the state of your oral health, reviewing the conditions of your gums, and evaluating the bone density of your jaw through a CT Scan in order to offer you proper dental care. After this, the professional staff at Dental Solutions in Los Algodones Mexico will help you find the right choice for your budget and needs. You can opt between these types of bridges:

Traditional bridges: This is the most popular type of dental bridge, and it is an ideal option for those who have natural teeth on both sides of the space left by the fallen tooth. With this type of bridge, one to three consecutive teeth can be replaced, which can also be molars. They are made of ceramic, zirconia, or porcelain fused with metal.

This type of implant is supported by two crowns placed on the adjacent teeth to the space. The disadvantage of this procedure is that to place the crowns that support the bridge, the dentist will have to remove the enamel from the two abutment teeth, so these will always have to be protected by crowns

Cantilever bridges: This is a type of implant supported by a crown, very similar to the previous one, but in this case, it is done by using just one abutment tooth. It is a good option to eliminate the spaces in cases where there is only one adjacent tooth on either side.

Since the implant is fixed on one side only, there is a risk that the bridge will act as a lever, causing damage to the gums and bone. That is why the cantilever bridges are only recommended in cases where they are really necessary.

Maryland bridges: In this type of bridge the artificial teeth are supported by a frame made of metal or porcelain that is fixed to the posterior face of adjacent teeth. This procedure doesn’t affect the pillar teeth, so it is a good choice as a temporary bridge, it is also ideal for those who want to restore missed front teeth.

Implant supported bridge: Implant supported bridges are an ideal option when adjacent teeth cannot be used as abutment teeth. For this procedure, an implant is placed in the space where the tooth is missing to support the bridge.

If you want to replace more than two consecutive teeth, we can place implants that act as two anchoring teeth, achieving the same result as a traditional bridge with even better long-term results. For this type of implant, surgery will be necessary to place the dental implant in the anchoring teeth, and our dentist will check through a CT Scan if the available bone has the conditions to host the implant.

Some reviews of our Dental Bridges in Los Algodones, Mexico

"The work I had done is tremendous, all very quick and is up-to-date. As good as in the US, if not better. The staff was very friendly. I would recommend this place to anyone."

Richard Jones

Wisconsin

"It was as good as any treatment that I've ever had in my life. Very professional. Lot of work done in a short time."

Liam

How are dental bridges placed?

A bridge needs to have at least two consecutive teeth or individual implants on both sides of the space to be restored. These are called abutment teeth and acts as pillars to support the bridge. The false teeth placed between abutments are called pontics. The process begins by preparing the abutments, which may need a root canal or reconstruction. The pillars teeth are filed down by the dentist following the same process used for a dental crown. After this, the dentist will take impressions to design your custom bridge. In our clinic, we use computer aided manufacturing to create perfect custom bridges using the different available materials.

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Visit our dental clinic in Los Algodones, Mexico to restore your smile

If you are looking for quality dental work, our clinic in Los Algodones Mexico will be the perfect choice for you. Dr. Xochipilli Bojorquez, a specialist in restorative dentistry with more than 8 years of experience in the area, is the leader of the team of first-class doctors at Dental Solutions. We will be happy to welcome you to offer you the best options in traditional bridges, partial dentures, dental implants, and any other type of procedures that you need to recover the beauty of your mouth and enjoy good oral health.

Dental Bridges in Los Algodones

Los Algodones is a border town in Mexico well known for the big offer of dental treatments and other areas of medicine that Mexican professionals provide, and that is why every year we receive more visitors who are interested in dental tourism. One of the main advantages of visiting our clinic is that you can save up to 80% of the conventional prices that you would find in the United States or Canada.

Our clinic is conveniently located in Baja California, Mexico, just two blocks away from the US-Mexico international border.

We are part of the American Dental Association and have 9 workstations where each of our doctors will offer you personalized attention to solve any type of oral problem that is bothering you.

In addition, we have the latest technology in dental equipment, CT Scan, and X Rays to provide you with all the care you need. Contact us right now to schedule your first appointment and start receiving treatment and restoring your smile.