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How Much Do Dental Bridges Cost?

Dental bridges, which bridge the gaps between teeth, are not the cheapest or most expensive traditional tooth replacement method.

You can consider them your middle option, but they’re not a one-off cost. They won’t last forever.

So, remember to factor in the future costs and weigh them when choosing a dental bridge as your prosthetic.

Compare them to other solutions like dental implants, which are initially more expensive but are longer-lasting.

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Breaking down dental bridge cost:

Different dental bridges are targeted to other types of tooth loss or have other features, such as how they’re bonded to teeth.

Below, we break down the price of each and explain what they’re used for:

The above prices are private dental fees; the typical NHS dental bridge fee starts from £319.10 and is a Band 3 treatment.

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Priced per tooth

The cost of dental bridges can vary.

You can expect prices to depend on the material used for your bridge, such as resin, zirconia, metal, or ceramic, as well as the number of teeth you need to replace.

The price to replace a single tooth with a whole row of missing teeth will be completely different, and your prices typically indicate the price for a single missing tooth.

Other factors to consider may include additional procedures to prepare your mouth for a bridge installation, such as a check-up, a thorough cleaning, and sometimes even a tooth extraction.

Explore costs for Implant-Supported Bridges.

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If you’re exploring long-term solutions for missing teeth, book your free consultation online today at our London practice.

Just select ‘Complimentary Implant Consultation’ (a £25 deposit is required to secure your appointment, fully refundable on the day).

Or call us on 020 7928 4474 to chat with our team at Mint Dental Clinic in Elephant & Castle, London.

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Are dental bridges available via finance?

When you go private, you can finance any dental treatment that costs more than £350.

So, in the case of dental bridges, which cost a minimum of £695 at our London clinic, you can finance them.

Dental finance is available interest-free for 12 months, followed by interest-bearing terms of up to 60 months. No deposit is required.

However, if you place a deposit, you can bring down your monthly payments. Dental bridges cost from £695, and using 0% finance can cost £57.91 per month (no additional cost of credit).

Dental finance is not available via the NHS.

Advantages of dental bridges

  • Aesthetics are restored after having the missing tooth/teeth replaced.
  • Improved chewing capability and speech impediments eliminated.
  • Reinforced biting force to ensure the correct force when eating.
  • Stops teeth from shifting.

Call 020 7928 4474 today to discuss how a dental bridge can restore your smile. Our team is ready to guide you through your options and costs, ensuring you make the best choice for your dental health.

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