Dental Bridges in Islington

Fill the gap. Restore your smile. Feel like you again.

A missing tooth can affect more than just your bite — it can change how you smile, speak, and feel. At Dental & Wellness London, we specialise in beautifully crafted dental bridges designed to restore your smile naturally, without surgery.

Led by Dr Vishal Patel, who’s restored thousands of smiles over 18 years, we use advanced digital scans and lifelike materials to create bridges that look and feel like real teeth. With gentle care and personalised attention, we’ll help you eat, smile, and laugh again — with confidence

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What are Dental Bridges?

Dental bridges consists of a custom-made restoration that fills the space left by missing teeth. It’s supported by your natural teeth or implants and custom designed by us to blend perfectly with your smile. Bridges don’t just improve the way your smile looks—they also help you eat, speak and live more comfortably.

Why People Choose Dental Bridges

Restore the ability to chew with ease

Speak clearly and confidently

Prevent surrounding teeth from shifting

Regain facial structure and smile symmetry with the help of a dental bridge treatment

Feel good about smiling again

Bridges replace missing teeth

Bridges are fixed in place—so you won’t need to remove them like dentures.

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Types of Dental Bridges We Offer

Traditional Bridge

Crown-supported on both sides

Maryland Bridge

Resin-Bonded with minimal prep

Cantilever Bridge

Supported by one adjacent tooth

Implant-Supported Bridge

Anchored to dental implants for maximum strength, these dental bridges treatment options ensure a secure bridge in place.

What to Expect With Us

Step 1: Consultation

We assess your mouth, take digital impressions, and discuss the best type of bridge for you.

Step 2: Preparation

If needed, we’ll gently shape the supporting teeth and fit a temporary bridge.

Step 3: Fitting

Once your custom bridge is ready, we fit and fine-tune it for comfort and bite alignment.

Step 4: Smile!

You’ll leave with a strong, natural-looking smile that feels just like your own.

Cost of Dental Bridges

Prices from £750 (depending on type and complexity)

Finance options available, including 0% interest

No hidden costs – transparent treatment plans

We’ll provide a full quote after your consultation and help you plan affordably.

Why Choose Dental & Wellness London?

Experienced, caring cosmetic dentists

Calm, wellness-focused environment

Conveniently located in Islington

Flexible appointment times

Clear communication every step of the way

Let’s Restore Your Smile

Missing teeth shouldn’t get in the way of your confidence, your comfort, or your lifestyle. With a custom dental bridge, we’ll help you look and feel your best—again.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the cost of a dental bridge in the UK?

The The cost of dental bridges can vary based on the four types of dental bridges available. The dental bridge cost can vary depending on the type of dental bridges treatment chosen. bridge, materials used, and how many teeth need to be replaced. Typically, bridge cost ranges from £400 to £1,200 per unit. Our dental team will provide a detailed treatment plan after your consultation.

What are the different types of dental bridges?

There are several types of dental bridges, including:
Traditional dental bridge – the most common type of dental bridge, supported by natural teeth on either side of the gap.
Cantilever dental bridge – used when there's only one An abutment tooth is essential in supporting the dental bridge in place. next to the gap.
Maryland dental bridge – bonded to the back of teeth on either side with metal or porcelain "wings".
Implant-supported bridge – Ideal when multiple teeth are missing, dental bridges aren’t just functional; they enhance aesthetics as well. teeth are missing, supported by dental implants.

What is a Maryland bridge and when is it used?

A Maryland bridge (also known as a resin-bonded bridge) is a conservative option for replacing front teeth. It’s typically used when there are healthy teeth on either side of the gap and involves minimal preparation.

How does a dental bridge work to replace missing teeth?

A dental bridge involves placing a false tooth, called a pontic is a type of artificial tooth used in dental bridges treatment., in the gap left by a missing tooth. This false tooth is anchored to natural teeth or dental crowns on one or both sides.

How do I take care of my dental bridge?

Maintaining your oral health is key! Brush and floss your teeth and gums regularly to maintain the health of your dental bridge. bridge every day, use dental hygiene tools like interdental brushes, and see your dentist regularly. Good hygiene prevents Tooth decay can lead to the need for a dental bridge to restore teeth and gums. in the supporting teeth.

Is a temporary bridge used before the final one is fitted?

Yes, a temporary bridge may be fitted while your permanent bridge is being made. It protects the area and helps you adjust to having a new tooth.

Is a dental bridge a good solution for replacing missing teeth?

Absolutely. A bridge is a great solution for missing teeth, especially if you're not ready for implants or dentures. It restores function, maintains facial shape, and improves dental care and oral health.

Can I get a dental bridge if I have a single missing tooth?

Yes, getting a dental bridge for a single missing tooth is common. A fixed bridge is placed using the teeth next to the space as anchors, or dental implants can be used for extra support.

How does a bridge affect my bite?

A bridge helps your upper and lower teeth bite properly by filling the gap. This maintains alignment and prevents drifting of teeth on either side of the gap.

How is a dental bridge made?

A dental bridge is made after taking impressions of your teeth. The lab custom-creates a bridge that fits perfectly and mimics your natural teeth in appearance and function.

Can a bridge replace multiple missing teeth in a row?

Yes. For a row of missing teeth, an implant-supported bridge or fixed bridge may be ideal. Your dental professionals will assess your case and guide you on the best dental treatment.

What are the alternatives to bridges?

Other There are four types of dental bridges that can be used as ways to replace missing teeth. include dental implants, partial dentures, or a combination of both. Each has its pros and cons depending on your needs. We'll help you find which one suits you.

How long does a dental bridge last?

With proper care, a dental bridge can last 10 to 15 years or even longer.Regular brushing, flossing, and dental check-ups help extend its lifespanBridges supported by strong natural teeth or implants tend to last longerAvoiding hard or sticky foods can also reduce wear and tearWe’ll always guide you on how to keep your bridge strong and secure for years to come.

What is the downside of a bridge?

While dental bridges are a great solution for missing teeth, there are a few things to consider:
The natural teeth next to the gap (called abutment teeth) may need to be filed down to support the bridge
If not cleaned properly, decay or gum issues could affect the supporting teeth
A bridge doesn't replace the tooth root, so bone loss in the jaw can still occur over time
We’ll always discuss these risks with you and offer alternatives if needed.

Can you get a bridge on the NHS?

Yes, NHS dental services may provide a bridge if it's considered clinically necessary.
However, private bridges tend to offer more options in terms of materials, design, and aesthetic results
NHS bridges are often limited to basic metal or metal-ceramic types
Private care gives you access to more natural-looking, long-lasting solutions
At our Islington clinic, we focus on private dental bridges tailored to your needs—with flexible payment options available.

How much does a dental bridge cost in the UK?

Private dental bridge costs in the UK typically range from £500 to £1,200 per tooth.
Prices depend on the type of bridge, number of teeth involved, and materials used
A full consultation will help determine your best options and provide a clear quoteWe offer affordable finance plans to help spread the cost

How painful is a dental bridge?

Getting a dental bridge is usually painless and straight forward.
We use local anaesthetic to ensure you're comfortable during the procedure
You might feel mild sensitivity or soreness for a day or two afterwards
Most patients return to normal eating and speaking within a couple of days
We’ll make sure you're supported every step of the way, from treatment to aftercare.

How much for a 2 teeth bridge?

A two-unit dental bridge in the UK generally costs between £1,000 and £2,000 privately.
Cost depends on the materials used (e.g. porcelain, zirconia, or metal-backed options)
The complexity of your case and supporting teeth also play a role
We’ll provide a personalised treatment plan and transparent pricing during your consultation

What is a cheaper alternative to a dental bridge?

If you're looking for a more affordable option, consider:
Removable partial dentures – less expensive but not as secure
Dental bonding – good for minor gaps, but less durable
Leaving the gap – not recommended long-term as it can lead to shifting teeth or bite problems
We’ll help you explore all your options and choose what’s right for your smile and budget.

How many missing teeth can a bridge replace?

A bridge can replace one to four missing teeth in a row, depending on the case.
It relies on strong supporting teeth or implants on either side of the gap
For multiple missing teeth in different areas, other options like dentures or implants may be more suitable
We'll assess your individual case to ensure a safe, functional result

How much is a full bridge?

A full arch dental bridge (replacing all teeth in the upper or lower jaw) typically costs £4,000 to £12,000 in the UK.
Prices vary based on the type of bridge—implant-supported full bridges cost more but offer the best stability
Materials like zirconia or porcelain fused to metal also affect pricing
We provide full guidance and payment plans to make your treatment manageable

Can you sleep with a bridge in your mouth?

Yes—fixed dental bridges are designed to stay in your mouth 24/7, including while you sleep. You don’t need to remove them Just continue your regular oral hygiene routine before bed If you grind your teeth at night, we may recommend a night guard to protect your bridge

Is it hard to eat with a dental bridge?

Not at all—most people find eating easier once their bridge is fitted.You might start with soft foods while you adjust Within days, you’ll be back to enjoying most meals comfortably Just avoid very hard, sticky, or crunchy foods that could damage the bridgeWe’ll offer dietary advice and tips to help you eat confidently again.

How to fix missing teeth without implants?

If implants aren’t for you, here are effective alternatives: Dental bridges – fixed in place, natural-looking, and long-lasting Removable dentures – suitable for multiple missing teeth Composite bonding – for small gaps or chipped teeth Resin-retained (Maryland) bridges – a less invasive bridge option that doesn’t require much shaping of surrounding teeth We’ll walk you through the best options to restore your smile—no surgery required.

HEAR IT FROM OUR HAPPY CUSTOMERS

"I completed my invisalign braces here and my teeth are looking perfect. Friendly service, always saw the same dentist for treatment. Well recommended"

- Sarah

"Have been going for over a year for both dental and skin procedures and I really appreciate the professionalism of this office!Have always been super happy with consultations, appointments, and results. highly recommend!"

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"My daughter recently got braces here in Islington, and I couldn’t be happier with how they’ve looked after her. The orthodontist is amazing with kids, everyone is really friendly and explains everything in a way she can understand."

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"Brilliant care and treatment by Dr Patel who answered any questions or concerns that I had. He did a really thorough and great job for a much needed treatment. Very happy to find a skilled and professional dentist in London again!"

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"I came to Dental & Wellness Islington to sort out my teeth and ended up going with Invisalign. The orthodontist was brilliant, really took the time to explain all my options without pushing anything on me. I’ve been wearing the aligners for a few months now, and it’s amazing to see how much progress I’ve already made."

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"I’m halfway through my Invisalign treatment here, and I can’t believe how smooth the process has been. The scans and check-ups are super thorough, so I always feel like I’m in good hands!"

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