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Dental Bridges
Our dental bridges combine strength and esthetics. Digital design supports case-specific connector dimensions, load distribution and natural pontic morphology.
Send a CaseBenefits of our dental bridges
Load distribution
Digital design supports connector dimensions appropriate to the prescribed restoration.
Natural morphology
Pontics are designed to support hygiene and natural esthetics.
High-performance materials
High-strength zirconia is available for longer-span bridges.
CAD/CAM dental bridges
CAD/CAM design
Durable construction
Controlled marginal adaptation
Typical production time: 5 to 8 business days, depending on case complexity. Shipping time is in addition to production time.
Frequently asked questions
What dental professionals need to know about this service.
A dental bridge is a fixed multi-unit restoration that connects supporting abutments and replaces one or more missing teeth with pontics. Digidental designs these restorations in CAD/CAM, up to 14 units in high-strength zirconia, including connector-area planning for load distribution. Treatment planning remains the treating professional’s responsibility.
A crown restores one tooth, while a bridge connects multiple units and includes one or more pontics. Bridge design also includes connector planning and pontic morphology. See our dental crowns.
Digidental primarily manufactures bridges in high-strength zirconia, including longer spans of up to 14 units. Other fixed-restoration materials are described on our Dental Crowns page.
Yes. A bridge case can be submitted as STL files from an intraoral scanner. Physical models can also be digitized at the laboratory before CAD/CAM design.
Digidental requires:
- the abutment teeth and pontic sites;
- the requested material and shade;
- scans or models of both arches and the bite registration;
- any instructions for pontic form.
Yes. Digidental manufactures implant-supported bridges when the implant-system brand and platform are specified at case submission. See our implant restorations.