Bridge

A dental bridge is a dental appliance that replaces missing teeth by filling in the gap with false teeth. It's attached to the teeth on either side of the gap and is not removable.
Dental bridges can: Restore your smile, Help you chew and speak properly, Maintain the shape of your face, and Prevent remaining teeth from shifting out of place.
There are several types of dental bridges, including:
Traditional: The most popular type, which uses crowns cemented to the abutment teeth
Cantilever: Similar to a traditional bridge, but the pontic is held in place by a crown cemented to only one abutment tooth
Maryland: Uses a framework of either metal or porcelain bonded onto the backs of the abutment teeth
Implant-supported: Uses dental implants to hold the bridge in position
Dental bridges can be made from a variety of materials, including porcelain, metals, resin, and alloys.

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