Dental Bridges in Beverly Hills, CA

Close the gap and get your full smile back.

Bridge the Gap From Missing Teeth

Filling the Space for Good

A bridge replaces one or more missing teeth with a fixed row of replacement teeth held in place by the teeth or implants on either side. It closes the gap so you can chew comfortably again and keeps your other teeth from drifting into the empty space.


How It's Made

Dr. Nader designs your bridge to match your natural teeth in shape and color, using a precise 3D scan so it fits comfortably. The result looks like part of your smile, not an obvious appliance. Metal-free options keep it in line with the biocompatible care here.


Choosing What's Right for You

A bridge is one of a few ways to replace missing teeth, and Dr. Nader will walk you through the trade-offs honestly. The goal is the option that serves your health and your smile best for the long run. You deserve a recommendation made for you, not a default.


What is a dental bridge?

A dental bridge is a fixed set of replacement teeth that fills the gap left by one or more missing teeth, anchored by the teeth or implants on either side. At Beverly Hills Dental, Dr. Nader makes bridges that match your natural smile and restore comfortable chewing.


Does getting a bridge hurt?

Comfort is a priority here. Dr. Nader numbs the area gently, with injections patients say they barely notice, and keeps the visit unhurried. If you feel anxious, oral sedation is available so you can relax through the appointment.


How long does it take?

A bridge usually takes a couple of visits, one to prepare and scan, and one to fit the finished bridge. Dr. Nader will give you a clear timeline at your consultation, along with the full plan and costs before anything begins.

Dental bridge prosthetic fitted over gums
Clinic staff presenting dental images on a large screen to seated patients
Gloved hand holding dental implant model
Dentist pointing at digital dental implant treatment plan

Dental Bridges in Beverly Hills, CA

➔  Fills the gap from missing teeth

➔  Restores comfortable chewing

➔  Natural-looking and color-matched

➔  A fixed, non-removable option

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • Bridge or implant, which is better?

    It depends on your situation. A bridge relies on the neighboring teeth, while a single tooth implant stands on its own without altering them. Dr. Nader will compare both for your case.

  • Can a bridge be metal-free?

    Yes. Dr. Nader offers metal-free bridge options that fit the biocompatible focus of the practice, and will recommend the best material for strength and appearance in your case.

  • How do I care for a bridge?

    Good brushing, special flossing under the bridge, and regular cleanings and exams keep it healthy. Dr. Nader and the team will show you the simple technique for cleaning around it.

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