New York City Dental Bridges
Restoring Your Smile with Dental Bridges in NYC
At Marc Lazare D.D.S., M.A.G.D., we offer dental bridges to patients who are missing a tooth or several teeth. Tooth loss can cause several problems ranging from oral health issues to self-consciousness and poor self-esteem. Fortunately, there are several restoration options available in cosmetic dentistry that allow patients to replace a missing tooth with a durable prosthetic and enjoy a better quality of life. One of these options is a dental bridge, which fills a gap between two adjacent teeth by anchoring a false tooth to these surrounding teeth.
Dr. Marc Lazare is one of the most renowned general and cosmetic dentists in the Upper East Side of New York City. He is pleased to offer dental bridges as an option to patients from all walks of life in Manhattan and the greater New York City area. Let’s take a closer look at what dental bridges are and how they can help patients restore their smiles and achieve optimal oral health.
Schedule an appointment for a dental bridge consultation in NYC at (332) 334-8290 or contact us online today.
Understanding Dental Bridges and How They Work
A dental bridge is designed to replace one or more missing teeth. It is an artificial tooth that is secured into place and supported by surrounding natural teeth. Fortunately, a bridge looks and feels like a natural tooth and can allow patients to chew and eat normally. Also, a dental bridge may help patients speak without any issues, as bridges can fill in the gaps between teeth affecting positively the tongue’s placement and how patients sound.
Discover the Advantages of Choosing Dental Bridges
There are several reasons patients may benefit from the placement of dental bridges. Perhaps the greatest benefit of dental bridges is the fact that they offer a natural look. Dr. Lazare is an advocate for dental bridges as an option to replace missing teeth because when patients speak, smile, or laugh, nobody will know that they have a dental bridge in their mouth.
Dental bridges are also nearly identical to natural teeth visually. Patients with bridges can eat their favorite foods and chew as they did before tooth loss, and caring for dental bridges is easy.
Dr. Lazare suggests that patients simply brush and floss their teeth every day as normal and visit the dentist regularly to ensure their bridges stay in tip-top shape. This restorative treatment does not require any special instructions or alter a patient’s lifestyle in any way.
Are You a Candidate for Dental Bridges in Manhattan?
Most patients who are missing one or more teeth are eligible for dental bridges. Dental bridges are a wonderful option, especially when one is not a great candidate for replacing a tooth with a dental implant. Before performing a dental bridge procedure, Dr. Lazare makes sure that the patient has two healthy and strong teeth on each side of the missing tooth or teeth.
If Dr. Lazare determines a patient is not a good candidate for a dental bridge, he will recommend an alternative solution. A consultation is a great way for patients to find out if a dental bridge is right for them.
Get in touch with us or call (332) 334-8290 to explore your dental bridge options today.
Frequent Dental Bridges Questions
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Why Choose Dr. Lazare for a Dental Bridge ProcedureIf you’re searching for an experienced, compassionate cosmetic dentist to place a dental bridge, look no further. Dr. Lazare has been featured in many dental journals and become know as dentists to NYC’s VIPs and celebrities, having supplied a variety of cosmetic and restorative dental treatments to celebrities such as Cindy Adams, Neil Sedaka, Jill Zarin, and Liza Minnelli. When you visit Dr. Lazare for a dental bridge consultation, you can expect him to take the time to thoroughly evaluate your mouth and determine what type of bridge is ideal for your situation. He will be there for you to answer any questions or address any concerns before, during, or after the procedure.
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What Is Restorative Dentistry?You may hear us use the term “restorative dentistry” often. Restorative dentistry is a phrase that professionals in the dental world use when they explain how they replace teeth, or parts or teeth, that are damaged or missing. While bridges are one of the more common restorative procedures, there are also fillings, crowns, implants, porcelain veneers, dentures and the ultra conservative Biomimetic dental techniques that Dr. Lazare has mastered.
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Are Dental Bridges Costly?As with any custom dental care, bridges can be relatively expensive. However, their benefits typically outweigh the costs for most patients. If you are concerned about paying for a dental bridge, know that our team will work with you to design a payment plan that comfortably aligns with your budget and lifestyle needs. Regardless of whether or not you have dental insurance, we’ll work with you to ensure this procedure is affordable. We believe that finances shouldn’t prevent you from finding a solution for your missing teeth.
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Will I Have a Hard Time Eating With a Dental Bridge?Believe it or not, a dental bridge can make eating easier because it will allow you to chew without any issues. Dr. Lazare encourages dental bridge patients to eat softer foods first and they eat as they feel comfortable so they can gradually transition into eating like normal with their bridge.
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Is the Dental Bridge Procedure Painful?Prior to a dental bridge procedure, Dr. Lazare will numb the area with a very strong numbing gel (topical anesthetic) and then administer the local anesthetic once the patient is already starting to feel numb from the gel so they are very comfortable. Dr. Lazare will test the area to make certain the patient is very numb and comfortable before starting any procedure.
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Dr. Lazare and his team are beyond outstanding! He is professional, ethical, knowledgeable, empathetic, and kind. I’m eternally grateful to him!
- Monica
to Get Started? Call Us at 332-334-8290 or Schedule Your Next Visit
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Monday: 8am - 5pm
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Tuesday: 8am - 5pm
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Wednesday: 10am - 7pm
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Thursday: 8am - 5pm
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Friday: 8am - 5pm
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Saturday: 9am - 6pm
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Sunday: Closed