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Dental Bridges · Woodbridge, VA

Dental Bridges in Woodbridge, VA

Dental bridges in Woodbridge, VA to replace one or more missing teeth with a fixed, natural-looking restoration. Traditional and implant bridges, free consultations, and PPO plans accepted.

★★★★★ 4.9 423 Google reviews

Woodbridge office open

Free parking at the door. Our Dumfries office is opening soon.

Same-day emergencies

Time held in the schedule daily for urgent pain and swelling.

Membership plan

No insurance? Flat-fee cleanings, exams and x-rays.

Every major insurance

PPO plans, Medicaid, FAMIS and Medicare Advantage benefits.

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Dental bridges in Woodbridge, VA

A dental bridge replaces one or more missing teeth by joining an artificial tooth to crowns on the teeth either side of the gap. Unlike a denture, it is fixed in place and does not come out.

At 703 Dental, Dr. Bilal Ali makes bridges from tooth-colored ceramic matched to your smile. We offer traditional bridges, supported by your natural teeth, and implant-supported bridges, which use dental implants instead and do not involve the neighboring teeth.

Filling a gap restores your ability to chew evenly, keeps the surrounding teeth from tilting into the space and supports your face and smile. A well-cared-for bridge often lasts 10 to 15 years or more.

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What's included

Bridge options we offer

  • Traditional porcelain and all-ceramic bridges
  • Implant-supported bridges
  • Bonded bridges for a front tooth in some cases
  • Replacement of old or failing bridges
  • 3D CBCT planning for implant bridges

We will compare a bridge, an implant and a partial denture with you so you can choose.

Book your appointment

A bridge may suit you if

  • You are missing one to three teeth in a row
  • The teeth beside the gap are healthy but would benefit from crowns
  • You prefer a fixed option to a removable denture
  • You want a faster result than an implant
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Step by step

How a dental bridge is made

Step 1

Consultation

Exam, X-rays and a comparison of bridge, implant and denture options.

Step 2

Preparation

The supporting teeth are numbed and shaped for crowns.

Step 3

Scan and temporary

A digital scan records your bite, and a temporary bridge protects the teeth.

Step 4

Fitting

The final bridge is checked for fit and color and cemented in place.

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Dental bridge cost and insurance

The cost of a bridge depends on how many teeth it replaces and whether it is supported by natural teeth or implants. Most PPO plans cover bridges as a major service.

We accept all major PPO plans, Virginia Medicaid, FAMIS and Medicare Advantage dental benefits, and we confirm your coverage and give you a written estimate before treatment. Without insurance, our membership plan discounts treatment, and payment plans spread the cost.

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Why choose 703 Dental for your bridge

Dr. Bilal Ali, DDS, founded 703 Dental around 2004 and still leads treatment at the Woodbridge office. He graduated at the top of his class from Texas A&M Baylor College of Dentistry.

Patients come to our Minnieville Road office from Woodbridge, Dale City, Lake Ridge, Montclair, Occoquan, Dumfries and across Prince William County. We are accepting new patients, our team speaks English and Spanish, and 703 Dental is rated 4.9 from 423 Google reviews.

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Bridges, implants and partial dentures compared

There are three main ways to replace missing teeth, and each has advantages. A bridge is fixed and usually completed in a few weeks, but it needs crowns on the neighboring teeth. An implant replaces the tooth root and does not involve the neighbors, but it takes a few months to heal. A partial denture is removable and usually the lowest-cost option, especially when several teeth are missing in different places.

The right choice depends on the health of the nearby teeth, the bone in the area, your budget and how long you want the result to last. At your free consultation, Dr. Ali will explain which options suit your mouth and give you a written estimate for each.

  • Bridge: fixed, fast, uses neighboring teeth for support
  • Implant bridge: fixed, preserves bone, does not affect neighboring teeth
  • Partial denture: removable, lowest cost, easy to add teeth later

Caring for your bridge

  • Clean under the bridge daily with a floss threader, super floss or water flosser
  • Brush twice a day, paying attention to where the bridge meets the gum
  • Avoid very hard or sticky foods
  • Keep regular checkups so we can check the supporting teeth

If anything does not feel right, call the office on (703) 884-2080. Advice over the phone is free.

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Common questions

Dental Bridges in Woodbridge: your questions answered

How long does a dental bridge last?

Most bridges last 10 to 15 years or more with good care.

Is a bridge or an implant better?

An implant does not affect neighboring teeth and helps preserve bone. A bridge is quicker and often costs less upfront. We explain both at a free consultation.

How many visits does a bridge take?

Usually two visits a few weeks apart.

Does insurance cover bridges?

Most PPO plans cover part of a bridge as a major service. We check your benefits first.

Book dental bridges in Woodbridge, VA

14136 Minnieville Rd, Woodbridge, VA 22193 · Dumfries opening soon. Same-week appointments at our Woodbridge office.

Call (703) 884-2080Membership Plans