Both dental bridges and implants offer unique benefits depending on your individual needs. Dental bridges are less invasive and typically faster to complete than implants, making them a great option for those with healthy surrounding teeth and adequate bone support. Bridges are ideal for quickly restoring your smile, improving your ability to eat, and keeping your remaining teeth in alignment.

 

On the other hand, dental implants provide a more permanent and durable solution. Implants involve surgically placing a titanium post into the jawbone, which acts as a root for a prosthetic tooth. This process integrates with the bone, offering a strong, long-lasting base for the dental crown. Implants not only look and feel natural but also help preserve the jawbone’s structure, preventing bone loss over time. However, the implant procedure generally requires a longer treatment period and may involve additional steps, such as bone grafting, if there is insufficient bone volume.