Your experienced dentist for dental bridges
Patients have trusted our experienced dentists and dental technicians for over 40 years: We provide you with high-qualityall-ceramic bridges at fair prices from our in-house dental laboratory.
- High-quality dental bridges at lower prices than in Switzerland
- Precise fit using the latest computer milling technology
- In-house dental laboratory enables quick adjustments
- Family practice for 40 years, in 2nd generation
Specialist practice for aesthetic dental restorations
Beautiful and healthy teeth – for a lifetime: thanks to modern all-ceramics, in our family practice in Constance and Bietingen, you have come to the right place for complex restorations.
A ceramic bridge is a fixed dental prosthesis made of zirconium and an esthetic ceramic. The bridge replaces missing teeth.
If one or more teeth are missing, neighboring teeth are used as abutments. They remain alive and healthy.
Dental bridges - closing a tooth gap
Unlike a dental crown, a bridge sits on more than one tooth. The artificial denture is supported by the adjacent teeth to close a gap in the lower or upper jaw. It can be used to bridge one or more missing teeth.
If the adjacent teeth are healthy and meet the stability criteria, they are ground down as abutments for the dental bridge. The procedure for producing a suitable dental bridge as a dental prosthesis is similar to that for a crown.
The difference lies in the additional fabrication of a form and functionally appropriate centerpiece to replace the missing tooth. All materials used to form a dental crown can also be used for dental bridges. This means that the modern all-ceramic construction method used for crowns can also be used here.
High-quality dental bridges made of modern all-ceramics are available at DR. HAGER at a lower price
High-quality dental bridges do not have to be expensive. Thanks to our location advantage, many years of experience and our own dental laboratory, we can provide you with affordable dentures of a high quality standard. Patients from Switzerland also benefit from the strong Swiss franc against the devalued euro.
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Everything from a single source and under one roof
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Experience from thousands of bridges placed
More than 40 years of experience helps us to treat even patients who come to us with difficult, complex cases safely, routinely and successfully. -
Use of modern, gentle procedures
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Financial security and transparency
The price stated in our quotations is a fixed price and will not be exceeded. -
Tested quality materials
All the materials we use for dental bridges are tested for biological compatibility in accordance with the guidelines of holistic dentistry.
Before and after pictures
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Testimonials from our patients
Design options for dental bridges
Depending on which teeth in the mouth are available as bridge abutments, there are various fixing options.
If there are several gaps between teeth, the health of the remaining teeth and the position of the gaps in the jaw determine whether a dental bridge restoration is possible. For example, it may be necessary to use dental implants to augment the abutment.
This is particularly important if the last teeth in the row of teeth are missing – the so-called free-end situation – or if the tooth structure is so damaged that a dental crown is out of the question. The health of the periodontium, i.e. the jawbone and gums, is also a prerequisite and may have to be achieved beforehand through appropriate treatment. Patients who have lost teeth due to periodontitis are treated for gum inflammation before the dental bridge is fitted. A dental prosthesis or denture should also be made, as the chewing movement counteracts the impending bone loss.
Here you can see dental implants, which are artificial tooth roots that are surgically inserted into the jawbone to replace a missing tooth.
The abutments are connecting pieces that are screwed onto the implants. They enable the dental crown or dental bridge to be attached and can be made individually from ceramic or titanium as required.
“Dental bridges are a proven solution for replacing missing teeth and restoring the functionality and aesthetics of your smile. They connect adjacent teeth and thus create a stable basis for a confident appearance.”
Dominik Hager
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Frequently asked questions about dental bridges
How long do dental bridges last?
The durability of dental bridges depends primarily on the patient’s cooperation. With good care, they can last a lifetime. Our bridges are made of zirconium oxide and esthetic feldspar ceramic. According to the latest studies, 96% of dental bridges are still in place after 20 years.
How much do dental bridges cost?
Prices vary depending on the material, anatomical conditions and number of bridge abutments and gaps to be bridged. You can expect to pay around €1325 per ceramic crown. In a consultation, you will receive a cost estimate tailored to your needs with a fixed price guarantee, without any obligation.
How are dental bridges used?
Our all-ceramic dental bridges are usually cemented. In the case of dental bridges on implants, the “crown stumps” are screwed into place depending on the type of implant, but the crown is then also cemented as with a living tooth.
How do you care for or clean dental bridges?
It is advisable to wait a few weeks (approx. 3 weeks) after cementing or inserting dental crowns or bridges until the gums have adapted to the new dental bridges. As soon as this happens, it is advisable to attend a dental hygiene appointment where the optimal “cleaning utensils”, e.g. interdental brushes, can be measured to ensure the best care.