Dental Bridges

Fixed bridges to replace missing teeth and restore your bite with a stable, natural look.

Close gaps with a secure, non‑removable solution

Custom shading and shaping to match neighboring teeth

Helps protect remaining teeth and support even chewing

Clear review of implant vs bridge options and financial choices

450+ 5-Star Reviews

Who Dental Bridges Can Help

I usually recommend a dental bridge when one or more teeth are missing and we can use strong neighboring teeth to support a fixed replacement. A dental bridge may be a good fit if you:

  • Have a gap from a tooth that was removed or lost
  • Notice food getting trapped in a space when you eat
  • Want a fixed option but are not ready for or cannot have an implant
  • Feel self‑conscious about a space when you smile or talk

During your visit, I will examine your teeth, gums, and bite and review your X‑rays. In some cases, a dental implant is the better long‑term option. In other situations, a removable partial denture is more appropriate. If another solution would serve you better than a bridge, I will explain why and walk you through those choices in clear language.

Courtney Mann, DDS

Dentist | Owner

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How Dental Bridges Work

  • We evaluate the gap and supporting teeth
    At your visit, your dentist reviews your health history, examines the space, and evaluates the teeth that would support the bridge with X‑rays and a bite check.
  • We prepare the supporting teeth and take an impression
    The neighboring teeth are shaped so they can support crowns that will hold the bridge. We take a digital or physical impression so the lab can create a custom bridge that fits your bite and smile.
  • You leave with a temporary bridge
    A temporary bridge protects the shaped teeth and the space while the permanent bridge is being made. We review how to care for it and what to expect.
  • We place and adjust the final bridge
    At the next visit, we try in the permanent bridge, check the fit and bite, make any fine adjustments, and cement it in place once everything feels right.

How To Get Started With Dental Bridges

Dental Bridges

Getting Started

You do not need to decide on your own whether a bridge, implant, or partial denture is best. Your job is to reach out and tell us what you are dealing with.

Step 1: Reach out

Use the form on this page or call our Chaska clinic and say something as simple as:

  • “I am missing a tooth and want to know my options.”
  • “I have a gap and I would prefer something fixed, not removable.”
  • “My old bridge or partial is loose and I want to talk about a replacement.”

Our team will ask a few simple questions so we understand your concern.

Step 2: We match you to the right first visit

Based on what you share, we will:

  • Note whether you have dental insurance or not
  • Check whether you are new to the clinic or already a patient here
  • Ask about pain, chewing comfort, and how long the tooth has been missing

Then we will recommend the best way to start, such as:

Step 3: Meet with your dentist and decide together

At your visit, your dentist will:

  • Listen to how the missing tooth is affecting your eating, speech, and confidence
  • Examine your teeth, gums, and bite and review necessary imaging
  • Explain whether a bridge, implant, or other solution is most appropriate
  • Walk through timing, cost, and how insurance or membership may apply

You stay in control. Our role is to give you clear information and a realistic plan so you can decide what feels right.

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Cost, Insurance, and Membership Options

Dental bridges are usually considered medically necessary restorative treatment. Many insurance plans contribute toward bridges, but coverage varies by plan and by area of the mouth. Before you decide, you receive a written plan that outlines:

  1. The estimated total cost for your treatment
  2. Any expected insurance contribution, when applicable
  3. Explore monthly payment and flexible financing options

For patients without dental insurance, the "Happy & Healthy Smile Membership" offers a simple way to manage ongoing care:

  1. A flat fee, paid once per year
  2. All routine exams and X‑rays included
  3. 15% savings on most cleanings and treatment, including restorative and cosmetic care such as clear aligners
  4. No savings on whitening, Botox, or retail products (these have their own dedicated plans)

The membership is a savings plan, not insurance, and it cannot be combined with insurance or other discounts.

Why Chaska Family Dental?

Top-Rated

With over 450+ five-star reviews, our reputation reflects the trust and satisfaction of patients across the Chaska community.

Convenience

We offer flexible scheduling, online booking, and efficient visits designed to fit busy lives.

Family-Focused

We welcome patients of all ages, making it easy for the whole family to receive care in one place.

Patient Experience

Our team creates a judgment-free, supportive environment where your comfort always comes first.

Smarter Smiles

We take time to educate and empower you, so every dental decision feels informed and confident.

Locally Owned

As a non-corporate, community-rooted practice, we proudly support and serve our neighbors in Chaska.

Your visit is a chance to explore options, not a commitment to treatment.

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