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Dental Bridges Near Me in Berkshire

If you're looking for long lasting and affordable dental bridges near you in Berkshire from a highly experienced dentist, our 5* rated clinic can help.

Our dental bridges team is led by our highly skilled principal dentist, Dr Chi-Yuen Wong (GDC No. 74689) who has over 25 years extensive dentistry experience with particular focus on cosmetic and general dentistry.

Dental bridges near me

Choose us for dental bridges and benefit from:

  • One of the best Google rated dentists in Berkshire (550+ 5 star reviews)
  • Highly experienced and skilled dentists using the latest techniques and technology
  • Competitive prices with 0% finance* available
  • Strong, long-lasting natural looking alternative to dental implants
  • Cutting-edge technology – iTero 3D scanner and Cerec system utilised in appropriate cases

*Subject to status. Terms & Conditions apply.

Dental bridge prices

To help keep this treatment as affordable as possible, we ensure our dental bridge prices are extremely competitive when compared to other expert dental bridge dentists near us in Berkshire.

Procedure Private Membership
All Ceramic (metal free) (lab constructed) from £900 from £850
Maryland (adhesive) Bridge from £950 from £850
Porcelain Bonded Metal Bridge (lab constructed) from £700 from £650
Re-Cement Bridge from £90 from £85
Re-Cement Maryland Bridge from £110 from £100

What is a dental bridge?

In addition to dental implants, there are two ways to replace missing teeth. The first is with a removable false tooth or teeth (a partial denture), the second is with a fixed dental bridge.

A bridge is usually used where there are fewer teeth to replace, or when the missing teeth are only on one side of the mouth.

A bridge is made up of two or more crowns for the teeth on either side of the gap. These two or more anchoring teeth are called abutment teeth, with one or more false teeth in between. These false teeth are called pontics and can be made from gold, alloys, porcelain, or a combination of these materials. Dental bridges are supported by natural teeth or implants.

The benefits of a dental bridge include:

Why missing teeth should be replaced

You should replace missing teeth for a number of reasons. Your appearance is one reason. Another is that the gap left by a missing tooth can mean greater strain is put on the teeth at either side.

A gap can also mean your bite is affected, because the teeth next to the space can lean into the gap and alter the way the upper and lower teeth bite together. This can then lead to food getting packed into the gap, which causes both decay and gum disease.

Our highly skilled and experienced dental bridge team includes:

We are proud to introduce our superb, top team providing dental bridges. Dr Wong, Dr Gogna and Dr Ruprah, along with Dr Harpreet Punny, all have great expertise in restoring smiles with dental bridges.

They will be delighted to help you on your journey towards a new confident smile.

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Advanced 3D & digital technology that gives us the edge

Our practice is fully equipped with the latest cutting-edge technology, enabling us to offer an enhanced patient experience as well as deliver the very best results.

This includes our superb iTero scanner and Cerec system, both of which can be used, where appropriate, to optimise the dental implant treatment process.

Advanced 3D & digital technology

The benefits for you

Dental bridge case studies

Before Emax Porcelain Dental Bridge

Before Emax Porcelain Bridge

After Emax Porcelain Dental Bridge

After Emax Porcelain Bridge

Use the slider to see the before and after result of having a bridge fitted.

Before Dental Bridge after tooth bridge near me

Missing Upper Left Central Incisor tooth being replaced with Adhesive (Maryland) Bridge

Before Dental Bridge after dental bridges near me at CrownWood Dental

Mini front smile makeover for a broken bridge and upper left missing teeth

The bridge treatment process explained

1st visit

During the first visit, the abutment teeth are prepared. Preparation involves re-contouring these teeth by removing a portion of enamel to allow room for a crown to be placed over them. Next, impressions of the teeth are made, which serve as a model from which the bridge, pontic, and crowns will be made by a dental lab.

We make a temporary bridge to wear to protect the exposed teeth and gums while the bridge is being made.

2nd visit

During your second visit, the temporary bridge will be removed and the new porcelain or metal bridge will be checked and adjusted to achieve a proper fit.

If the dental bridge will show, porcelain is then bonded to the base. Sometimes, there are other non-precious metals used in the base to reduce the cost.

How do bridges work?

Click to watch the video below to help understand the process.


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Patient review for dental bridges at CrownWood Dental

"The remedial bridgework and crown replacement that you undertook is of the highest standard. I believe that your personal aspiration to make CrownWood Dental a "Centre of Excellence" providing advanced dentistry is already realised; and your continued investment in both your people and facilities will ensure the continuing and future success of the practice.

Mr T Cocklin

Our state-of-the-art Berkshire dental bridges clinic

10 Crown Row, Bracknell, Berkshire, RG12 0TH
Ample FREE parking available