Implant Bridges
Smile brighter with a dental solution you can trust. If you’re missing one or more teeth, a dental implant bridge could be a viable option to restore your bite, function and appearance.
What are implant bridges?
Sydney Implant Institute offers patients the ability to close missing gaps through the use of dental implant bridges.
Implant bridges consist of placing dental implants on either side of the missing space in order to create a pontic (fake tooth) attached to the prosthesis.
Who is it suitable for?
Bridges are highly suitable for patients who require a return of functionality to their mouth. The appearance of our porcelain bridges seamlessly matches the shape and colour of your current dentition.
Benefits of implant bridges
Bridges can be placed in the back of the mouth to simulate molar teeth and/or even placed to rejuvenate and cosmetically address missing anterior teeth. Compared to traditional bridges and removable dentures, implant-supported bridges offer several key advantages:
- No reliance on neighbouring teeth — Unlike traditional bridges, implant bridges don’t require adjacent teeth to be filed down or used as support.
- Enhanced chewing function — Implant bridges restore strong bite force and stability so you can eat comfortably and confidently.
- Long-term durability — When properly maintained, dental implant bridges can last significantly longer than removable alternatives.
- Natural appearance — Custom-crafted porcelain bridges blend seamlessly with your existing teeth in shape, colour and translucency.
- Better comfort and fit — Because they are anchored to implants, these bridges feel more secure and comfortable in daily use.
- No risk of slippage — Unlike dentures, implant bridges stay fixed in place, eliminating worries about movement or discomfort.
Sydney implant Institute provides services for our patients needing to maintain space. Patients requiring bridges can seek a consult at Sydney Implant Institute for an implant bridge as part of our free consult.
The clinicians at SII specialise in three-unit and four-unit bridges.
Why choose Sydney Implant Institute
At Sydney Implant Institute, we provide expert care for patients seeking reliable, long-lasting solutions. If you need implants for multiple teeth, you’ve come to the right place. Our team specialises in three-unit and four-unit implant-supported bridges, crafting each dental implant bridge to suit your individual needs, smile goals and oral health.
Not sure which dental solution is right for you? We’ll help you compare an All-on-4 vs implant bridge and explore every possible option during your consultation. Book a free consultation today and discover whether a teeth bridge with implants is the right path forward.
Qualified excellence
With a dedicated focus on implant dentistry, our clinicians have extensive experience in both cosmetic and hyper-complex cases, including patients who have been turned away elsewhere. We use cutting-edge digital imaging, advanced materials and surgical precision to deliver results that look and feel natural.
Rest assured, we design every fixed implant bridge to restore comfort and function for the long term. Learn more about our dental implant process or get in touch to explore your personalised treatment options today.
FAQs
A dental implant bridge replaces one or more missing teeth via a fixed dental prosthesis anchored to dental implants placed in the jawbone instead of on your natural teeth.
The number of implants required depends on the size and location of the gap. A common approach is to use two implants to support a three-unit bridge (replacing three teeth) or additional implants for longer spans. Our dentists will assess your case and determine the most suitable configuration for your missing teeth replacement, including options for multiple teeth implants or full-arch treatments like All-on-4.
With proper care, an implant-supported bridge can last 10–15 years or longer. The dental implants themselves may last a lifetime with good oral hygiene and regular check-ups.
Most patients report minimal discomfort during the implant process. The procedure is typically performed under local anaesthesia or IV sedation, and post-operative discomfort can usually be managed with over-the-counter pain relief.
Traditional bridges rely on neighbouring teeth for support, which may require those healthy teeth to be filed down. An implant bridge, on the other hand, is secured directly to dental implants, preserving your natural teeth and stimulating the jawbone to prevent further bone loss.
The cost of a dental bridge in Sydney supported by implants depends on the number of implants, complexity of the case and the materials used. At Sydney Implant Institute, we provide transparent quotes and tailored treatment plans after your initial consultation.
