Dental Bridges in Miami & Hialeah

A Reliable Solution for Replacing Missing Teeth

Losing a tooth can affect more than just your smile—it can change how you speak, chew, and even the alignment of nearby teeth. At Paya Dental, we offer custom dental bridges as a trusted restorative option for filling gaps left by missing teeth. Whether you're missing one tooth or several, a dental bridge can restore both the appearance and function of your smile.

What Are Dental Bridges?

Dental bridges are fixed restorations designed to "bridge the gap" created by one or more missing teeth. They are composed of one or more prosthetic teeth (pontics) anchored by crowns on the adjacent teeth or dental implants. Bridges are ideal for patients seeking a non-removable solution that blends naturally with existing teeth.

We offer multiple types of bridges at our Miami and Hialeah locations, including:

• Traditional bridges (supported by crowns on natural teeth)
• Implant-supported bridges (anchored by dental implants)
• Cantilever bridges (for areas with only one adjacent tooth)
• Maryland bridges (using a bonded framework)

Each type is selected based on your oral health, bite structure, and aesthetic goals.

Benefits of Choosing a Dental Bridge

Dental bridges offer several important functional and cosmetic benefits, such as:

• Preventing teeth from shifting out of place
• Restoring clear speech and natural chewing ability
• Maintaining facial structure and preventing jawbone loss
• Offering a durable, fixed replacement option

Compared to removable dentures, bridges are more secure and feel more like your natural teeth. For patients looking for enhanced longevity, implant-supported bridges provide added stability and bone preservation.

Our Process for Creating Dental Bridges

Paya Dental's experienced team, led by Dr. Anabel Paya and Dr. Adeleydis Quintana, follows a comprehensive process to ensure your bridge looks great and fits perfectly. Here's what you can expect:

1. A complete oral evaluation and imaging to assess missing teeth and surrounding structures
2. Preparation of the abutment teeth or dental implants
3. Taking precise digital impressions for the custom bridge design
4. Placement of a temporary bridge while your final restoration is crafted
5. Final placement of your bridge with bite adjustments and polishing

We also review maintenance tips and schedule follow-ups to monitor your results over time.

Is a Dental Bridge Right for You?

You may be a candidate for a dental bridge if you:

• Have one or more missing teeth
• Prefer a non-removable option to partial dentures
• Have healthy supporting teeth or existing dental implants
• Want a faster solution than waiting months for implant integration

In some cases, a bridge may be recommended in combination with other treatments like dental crowns or endodontic care to restore full oral health.

If you're unsure, we’ll discuss all suitable options, including full or partial dentures and implant-supported restorations, based on your unique needs and goals.

FAQs About Dental Bridges

How long does a dental bridge last?
With proper care, dental bridges can last 10 to 15 years or more. Good oral hygiene and regular checkups help ensure longevity.

Does the procedure hurt?
Most patients report minimal discomfort. We use local anesthesia during prep, and the final bridge placement is typically painless.

Can I eat normally with a bridge?
Yes. Bridges restore full chewing function. After an initial adjustment period, you should be able to enjoy most foods as normal.

Will my bridge look natural?
Absolutely. We use high-quality, tooth-colored materials that are shaped and shaded to match your natural teeth.

Are dental bridges covered by insurance?
Many dental insurance plans cover part of the cost of a bridge. Visit our patient information page or contact our office to verify coverage.

Book Your Dental Bridge Consultation at Paya Dental

Ready to restore your smile with a custom-fit dental bridge? Schedule your appointment with Paya Dental today. Our bilingual team provides expert care at two modern offices in Miami (Little Havana) and Hialeah, using the latest in restorative dentistry.

• Hialeah Office – 2851 W 68th Street, Hialeah, FL 33018 | (786) 404-9063
• Miami (7th Street - Little Havana) Office – 2143 NW 7th Street, Miami, FL 33125 | (786) 321-0737

Use our contact form to request your visit and find out if a dental bridge is the right option for your smile.