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Dental bridge in Fort Worth, TX (Hulen Street)
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Ms. Adrianna, front desk receptionist is such a kind person. She attended me with such sweetness and got me in and out and made me feel very welcomed! I hope she attends me every time I go:)!
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So if you didnt know..... something that is easily taken from someone in a major house fire is your sense of dignity/humanity.
What do I mean by that? Well my mom has had teeth issues for years. With that it lead to all of her top teeth needing to be removed and thus replaced by dentures a couple of years ago. As you might have guessed, her dentures were in the fire two nights ago. She went to her dentist, which quoted her more than the original cost just to repair them. She felt as though they were being shady with additional fees as they were talking. She left feeling defeated and discouraged.
She then went to this place. At first they insisted she would need an appointment before they would help her. Which was standard for every place she had called, however they went ahead and looked at her current set and recommended trying to clean them after her appointment, which is scheduled!
Mom was uncertain how much that would cost and of course that is a top concern. Well, y'all they cleaned them today for her! She has her teeth back in her mouth RIGHT NOW! Not only that but it was a VERY MANAGEABLE amount of $$$ considering she literally only has the card the Red Cross gave her the other night while she waits on her bank cards to be mailed to her!!!! What a blessing. Thank you to all the staff that is working there today that assisted my mama after such a majorly devastating couple of days!
You gave a woman her dignity back today! As a daughter my heart is filled with gratitude beyond measure!
So many people that have never met my mama have stepped up and helped. I am being blown away. They say our world is terrible but from my view, there are all plenty of people out here just trying to do good in the world!
What is a dental bridge?
A dental bridge is a long-term and natural-looking way to replace one or more missing teeth. Designed to match the shape and color of your natural teeth, a bridge helps restore your smile with a seamless look. Beyond appearance, bridges support your oral health too—making it easier to chew, speak clearly and keep your teeth properly aligned.
What types of dental bridges are there?
Not sure which bridge is right for you? The best option depends on where your missing tooth is, how healthy your teeth are, and the health of your surrounding structure.Traditional, fixed bridge
This is the most common option. It uses crowns on both sides of the gap to hold the replacement tooth in place. Traditional bridges are strong and durable, making them a trusted choice for patients missing one or more teeth in the same area.
Cantilever bridge
Used when there is only one natural tooth next to the gap, a cantilever bridge relies on a single anchor tooth for support. While less common, it can be effective when other options are not available.
Maryland bridge
This conservative option attaches the replacement tooth using porcelain or metal wings bonded to the back of neighboring teeth. It requires less preparation but may not be as durable for areas that take heavy chewing pressure.
Implant-supported bridge
The most stable option, this type uses dental implants instead of natural teeth for support. Implant-supported bridges provide excellent strength and longevity, making them ideal for patients seeking a permanent solution.
What are the benefits of a dental bridge?
Restores your smile
Bridges restore the look of your teeth and help you smile with confidence again.Improves chewing
A bridge makes it easier to chew, so you can get back to eating the meals you love.Maintains oral health
Filling the gap prevents surrounding teeth from shifting out of place and helps protect your bite.What’s the process of getting a dental bridge at Aspen Dental office in Fort Worth, TX (Hulen Street)?
Many patients can complete treatment in as few as two visits. Here’s what the process may look like:Consultation
We’ll examine your oral health and create a personalized care plan.
Digital scan
Impressions of your teeth are taken for a precise fit.
Temporary bridge
A temporary bridge protects your smile while your permanent bridge is made.
Permanent bridge
Your custom bridge is placed and adjusted for comfort and function.
Follow-up
We’ll check your bite and make sure everything feels right.
Why choose Aspen Dental in Fort Worth, TX for your dental bridge?
¹The Aspen Dental Savings Plan is NOT insurance. Please see plan terms and conditions for details.
How much do dental bridges cost in Fort Worth, TX?
On average, Aspen Dental patients pay $3,769² for a dental bridge. Your exact cost may vary depending on factors like the type of bridge, the materials used, where it’s placed and your individual treatment plan. To get a personalized estimate, schedule a consultation with your local Aspen Dental team. If you have dental insurance, check with your provider to see what your plan may cover.
²This average price is an approximation based on 2026 internal data and may not reflect the actual cost you will encounter due to individual factors. Price range varies from $2,673 to $5,857. For location specific pricing, please click here.
Dental bridge in Fort Worth, TX (Hulen Street) FAQs
Explore answers to common questions so you know what to expect—before, during and after your dental bridge visit at Aspen Dental in Fort Worth.A dental bridge can replace one to four missing teeth in a row, depending on your needs and the health of surrounding teeth.
In many cases, a dental bridge can be completed in just two visits. Your dentist will guide you through the timeline based on your care plan.
Brush twice a day, floss carefully around the bridge and keep up with regular dental check-ups at Aspen Dental. Your dentist may also recommend special cleaning tools to keep it in top shape.
Yes. Once your bridge is placed, you should be able to chew comfortably and enjoy your regular diet again.
Yes. Filling the gap left by missing teeth can make it easier to pronounce words clearly and chew your food effectively.