BRIDGES

Restoring what was always yours

ABOUT

Looking for a dental bridge in Barnstaple?

A dental bridge does more than fill a gap. It restores balance, function, and the confidence that comes with a complete smile. At The Curve, we combine advanced technology with meticulous craftsmanship to create bridges that feel natural and last. Our clinicians have extensive experience in restorative dentistry, ensuring every bridge is designed with precision and fitted with care. You’ll leave knowing your smile is whole again.

WHY CHOOSE THIS TREATMENT?

BENEFITS

Missing teeth put pressure on the ones beside them, leading to shifting, wear, and further problems. A bridge restores balance to your bite and stability to your smile, preserving the teeth you still have.

We collaborate with some of the UK’s finest ceramists and lab technicians to create crowns that are beautifully lifelike and built to last. Each one is handcrafted to mimic the tone, shape, and detail of natural teeth.

We use cutting-edge digital scanning and 3D planning to design crowns with pinpoint accuracy. It means a better fit, a more balanced bite, and restorations that feel just right from day one.

Our approach to crown preparation is guided by advanced restorative training and years of hands-on expertise. Every detail from how much tooth we preserve to the clarity of our margins, is handled with absolute precision to support strength, longevity, and health.

ABOUT THE TREATMENT

How we do dental bridges in Barnstaple

A bridge replaces one or more missing teeth by anchoring a custom-made tooth (or teeth) to the natural teeth on either side of the gap. We start with a thorough assessment to make sure a bridge is the right solution for you. Using digital scans, we plan every detail of the restoration, ensuring a precise fit and natural appearance. The teeth supporting the bridge are carefully prepared, and temporary coverage is placed while your final bridge is crafted by our ceramist partners. When it’s ready, we fit and adjust it until everything feels exactly right. The result is a restoration that restores function, protects your remaining teeth, and completes your smile with lasting strength and beauty.

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PRICING

Bridge

£850

per unit

Includes custom-made bridge in e-max/zirconia/PFM/metal, crafted by the top UK lab technicians, beautiful temporary bridge during fabrication, and final fit using premium bonding materials.

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Maryland Bridge

From £900

Includes single tooth replacement and 1 wing, crafted by the top UK lab technicians, temporary bridge during fabrication, and final fit using premium bonding materials.

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Frequently asked
questions

FAQ

01 How long does a dental bridge last?

With good care bridges typically last 10 to 15 years. Daily flossing under the bridge, excellent gum health, low sugar in the diet, regular dental visits, and protecting the supporting teeth all play an important role. Because a bridge relies on the teeth either side of it, keeping those teeth strong and healthy is key to longevity.

02 Will my bridge look natural?

Absolutely. We design each bridge to match the color, shape, and translucency of your natural teeth. Using digital scans and working closely with the best ceramists in the UK, we create restorations that blend seamlessly into your smile. Most people won't be able to tell the difference between your bridge and your natural teeth.

03 Does getting a bridge hurt?

The procedure is done under local anaesthetic, so you won't feel pain during treatment. Our dentists are amazing with pain management and we use the best and strongest anaesthetics. Afterward, you may experience some sensitivity around the prepared teeth for a few days, but this usually settles quickly. We'll make sure you're comfortable at every stage and give you clear guidance on what to expect as you heal.

04 Can I eat normally with a bridge?

Yes. Once your bridge is fitted and you've adjusted to it, you'll be able to eat comfortably. In fact, many patients find eating easier because the bridge restores their bite and chewing function. We recommend avoiding very hard or sticky foods to reduce strain on the bridge over the years.