Dental Bridges

Missing teeth can make everyday activities like eating and speaking more difficult. If you’re looking for a reliable way to restore your smile, our custom dental bridges in Santa Rosa could be the perfect solution for you.

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Dental Bridges in Santa Rosa

Seamless Tooth Replacement

A dental bridge is designed to fill the gap left by missing teeth, restoring your ability to chew and speak with ease. Whether supported by natural teeth or dental implants, a bridge provides a stable, natural-looking solution for a complete smile.

Customized for Comfort and Strength

Every dental bridge at our office is custom-made to match your unique smile. We use high-quality materials to ensure durability and comfort, giving you a restoration that feels as good as it looks.

A Reliable, Long-Term Solution

Dental bridges can last for many years with proper care, making them a smart investment in your oral health. They help prevent shifting teeth, maintain your facial structure, and restore confidence in your smile.

What Are Dental Bridges?

A dental bridge is a custom-made restoration that fills the space left by one or more missing teeth. It’s a single restoration crafted to look like several individual teeth. Bridges use nearby natural teeth or dental implants for support, creating a beautiful, natural-looking smile that enhances both function and appearance. If you’re considering dental bridges in Santa Rosa, we are here to help.

Dental bridges have crowns on either side of the false teeth that can be secured to healthy teeth on either side of the gap or supported by dental implants for enhanced stability. We create custom dental bridges that seamlessly match your natural teeth, restoring your ability to chew, speak, and smile with confidence.

Benefits of Dental Bridges

  • Improve chewing ability and make speaking clearer.
  • Prevent neighboring teeth from shifting out of alignment.
  • Restore a natural, complete smile.
  • Maintain proper bite function and prevent uneven wear on remaining teeth.
  • Help preserve the shape and structure of your face.
  • Boost your self-confidence with a fully restored smile.

Types of Dental Bridges

We offer two main types of dental bridges in Santa Rosa, which we can customize to suit your needs.

  • Traditional Dental Bridges – Supported by crowns on the natural teeth adjacent to the gap. This is a strong and dependable option.
  • Implant-Supported Bridges – Anchored directly to dental implants for maximum durability and stability without depending on stable natural teeth.


We’ll help you choose the best option based on your oral health and personal goals.

Dental Bridges vs. Other Tooth Replacement Options

When replacing missing teeth, there are multiple options to consider. Here’s how dental bridges compare:

  • Dental Bridges – A durable and cost-effective option that provides a natural feel and appearance while restoring full function to your bite. However, a traditional bridge requires working on natural teeth on either side of a gap, which may not be possible in some situations. Dental bridges last about five to fifteen years, but can last longer with excellent care.
  • Partial Dentures – A removable solution that is budget-friendly but doesn’t provide the same level of stability. A partial denture can replace multiple missing teeth without needing stable teeth on both sides. While this solution restores some chewing function, it’s not as strong as other options.
  • Dental Implants – The most long-lasting and natural-feeling tooth replacement option. For an individual missing tooth, a dental implant can replace it without requiring work on your natural teeth, preserving their long-term health. An implant-supported bridge permanently replaces multiple teeth. However, implants have a higher initial cost and require a longer process that includes surgery.


Not sure which is right for you? Our team will help you explore your options and determine the best fit for your needs and budget.

Schedule Your Dental Bridge Consultation in Santa Rosa

Our team believes everyone deserves a complete and confident smile. Contact us today to schedule a consultation for dental bridges in Santa Rosa and find the right tooth replacement solution for you. We look forward to helping you regain full function and confidence in your smile!

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Meet the Santa Rosa Dentists Dedicated to Giving Your Smile the Personalized Care It Deserves

About Dr. Andrew McCormick:

Dr. Andrew T. McCormick is a native Californian originally from Monterey County. 

In January 2010, he became an accredited member of AACD, one of 350 dentists worldwide, after extensive work to raise his level of expertise in cosmetic and rehabilitative dentistry. 

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Voted Best Dentist in Santa Rosa by Readers of Bohemian Magazine

1 of 350 Dentists Worldwide Accredited with the American Academy of Cosmetic Dentistry

About Dr. Jessy Singh:

Dr. Jessy Singh is a dentist in Santa Rosa, California committed to crafting healthy, radiant smiles with precision and care. Dr. Singh’s professional expertise spans a comprehensive range of dental procedures including examinations, restorations, extractions, and implants. She is particularly passionate about comprehensive treatment planning and enjoys performing crown and bridge procedures. She works to ensure each patient receives care tailored to their needs.

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About Dr. Austin Griffith:

Dr. Austin Griffith, DDS, is a highly skilled Santa Rosa dentist with over 13 years
practicing general dentistry. He has expertise in restorative dentistry, prosthodontics, oral surgery, TMD/TMJ treatment, and emergency care. He has also experience with Invisalign® clear aligners, implant restoration, and sleep dentistry. With a patient-centered approach, he prioritizes building trust, using humor to ease anxieties, and educating patients about their options.

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