What Is a Dental Bridge?
A bridge "bridges" the gap where teeth are missing. It is usually made of one or more artificial teeth attached to crowns or supports that hold it securely in place, restoring your smile and helping you bite and chew.

A dental bridge fills a gap with a false tooth that is fixed to the teeth beside it, so you don't take it out. At our Al Rigga clinic, the dentist checks those teeth and your gums first, then confirms whether a bridge suits you and what it costs before any tooth is prepared.
A bridge "bridges" the gap where teeth are missing. It is usually made of one or more artificial teeth attached to crowns or supports that hold it securely in place, restoring your smile and helping you bite and chew.


Options
There are several common bridge designs. The right one depends on where the gap is, the condition of the nearby teeth and your needs. Ask us which options are available for your case.

Artificial tooth held by crowns on the teeth either side of the gap.
Supported by a crown on one side only, used in specific situations.
Held by a framework bonded to the back of neighbouring teeth.
The process
The dentist checks the gap and nearby teeth, may take X-rays and explains your options.
The supporting teeth are numbed and shaped to hold the bridge.
An impression or scan is taken so the bridge can be made.
A temporary bridge may protect the teeth while the final one is made.
The final bridge is checked for fit and bite, then fixed in place.
The number of visits and exact steps depend on your case and are confirmed after examination.
A bridge usually takes two visits, about a week to ten days apart. At the first, the dentist prepares the supporting teeth, takes a scan or impression and fits a temporary bridge. At the second, the final bridge is checked for fit and bite and fixed in place.
If a tooth has just been taken out, the gum and bone usually need a few months to heal before the final bridge is made. The dentist confirms your plan, and what you can wear in the meantime, at the first visit.
Cost
A bridge is priced after consultation, because it depends on how many teeth it replaces, its design and material, and the health of the teeth that will hold it. The dentist confirms the price after examining you, before any tooth is prepared. If a supporting tooth needs a filling or root canal treatment first, you're told that cost too.

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Depending on your situation, a partial denture or other tooth replacement options may be suitable. The dentist will explain the pros and cons of each after examining you. Read more about dentures. Meet our dentists and read our patient reviews before your visit.
Yes. They carry the bridge, so the dentist checks them and your gums, usually with an X-ray. If one of them needs a filling or root canal treatment, that is done first.
For a traditional bridge, yes: they are shaped and covered with crowns that hold the false tooth. A bonded bridge, fixed to the back of the neighbouring teeth, needs much less shaping but only suits some gaps. The dentist explains which design fits yours.
Usually the gum and bone are left to heal first, often for a few months, so the bridge fits well for longer. The dentist tells you how long to wait and what you can wear until then.
A temporary bridge covers the prepared teeth and the gap. Avoid sticky or hard food on it, and contact us if it comes loose.
After consultation. The cost depends on how many teeth are replaced, the design and material, and the condition of the supporting teeth. The dentist confirms it before preparing any tooth.
Yes. Walk-ins are welcome every day from 9 AM to 10 PM, and consultations are free until 31 December 2026. The dentist checks the gap and the teeth beside it and explains your options, including a partial denture.
Nearest metro: Al Rigga (Red Line), Exit 2. Our building is right next to it.
Open every day, 9:00 AM – 10:00 PM. Walk-ins welcome.
Call 04 327 0888 or WhatsApp +971 50 759 0698.
If you're missing a tooth and live or work near Deira, Al Rigga or Al Muraqqabat, our clinic is on Al Rigga Road.
Message or call our clinic in Al Rigga, Deira, Dubai. We'll examine the gap, explain your options and confirm the cost before treatment.
Open every day 9 AM – 10 PM · Al Salmiya Building - Office 416 - Al Rigga Rd - Deira