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Dental Bridges
in Great Neck, NY
Our dental bridges in Great Neck fill the gap from one or more missing teeth with porcelain or ceramic matched to your smile. We'll show you every option and fee first.
- Porcelain & CeramicBridges Offered
- No ImpressionsDigital Scanner
- Metal-FreeEvery Crown and Bridge
Dr. Liron Samra, DDSNYU College of DentistryPorcelain and Ceramic Bridges From Dentists Who Explain
A bridge involves the teeth on both sides of a gap, so it's worth understanding before you say yes. Our four dentists all trained at NYU College of Dentistry, and we walk you through how a bridge works, what it asks of your neighboring teeth and what it costs.
Dr. Liron Samra
Dr. Samra completed a General Practice Residency at Coler-Goldwater Hospital and Nursing Facility and is a member of the Academy of General Dentistry. She also finished an implant course at Rutgers School of Dental Medicine, which helps when you're weighing a regular bridge against one held by implants.
No Selling, Just Your Options
We don't upsell or over diagnose. If a bridge is the right fit, we'll say so. If another option suits your mouth or budget better, you'll hear that too.
Restorations Patients Are Happy With
"Best dentist experience have ever had. Front desk are nice and friendly, they take the time to explain the billing…. Dr Samra is really kind, I went to this place after a really bad experience somewhere else. She took care of everything from the start…. They really accommodate with the schedule, I had to make a last minute change and they tried their best to reschedule me as soon as possible. I had a minor issue with a temporary crown, I called at 5pm and was able to get it fixed the next day first thing in the morning. Awesome I recommend 100%"
Patients on Their Experience With Us
Google reviews from patients we've treated in Great Neck.
Dental Bridges Near You in Great Neck
Our office at 560 Northern Boulevard puts a dentist in Great Neck, NY close by for every step, from the first scan to the checkups that keep your bridge healthy.
Updating an Older Bridge
If your bridge shows a gray metal edge at the gumline, looks worn or feels loose, we can look at replacing it with porcelain or ceramic.
Worth the Drive From Westchester
Some patients travel to us from farther away, including southern Westchester. We map out your bridge visits ahead of time, so you know how many trips to plan for.
Cleanings That Protect It
A bridge lasts longer when the teeth holding it stay healthy. Your regular cleanings and checkups happen in the same office that made it, so we know exactly what to look for.
Other Ways We Restore and Replace Teeth
A bridge is one way to fill a gap. These options often come up in the same conversation.
Implant-Supported Bridges
Instead of resting on your natural teeth, the bridge sits on dental implants. It's a good fit when the teeth beside the gap are healthy and you'd rather leave them alone, or when several teeth in a row are missing.
Dental Crowns
The teeth that hold a bridge each get a crown. If you have a damaged tooth but no gap, a single porcelain or ceramic crown may be all you need.
Dental Implants
For one missing tooth, a titanium implant with its own crown replaces it without touching the teeth next to it. It takes longer than a bridge, so we'll talk through the timeline with you.
When a Dental Bridge Is the Right Fix
A bridge is often the fix for one of these.
One or More Missing Teeth
A gap can make chewing harder and let nearby teeth drift. A bridge fills the space with a replacement tooth anchored to the teeth on each side.
A Tooth That Has to Come Out
When a tooth can't be saved and needs an extraction, we can plan what replaces it ahead of time, so you know what comes next.
A Worn or Failing Old Bridge
Bridges don't last forever. If yours is chipped, loose or no longer matches your other teeth, we'll check the teeth under it and talk about replacing it.
A Gap You Can See When You Smile
Porcelain and ceramic bridges are matched to the color of your natural teeth, so the new tooth blends in.
Ways to Save on a Bridge
Every fee is discussed before treatment, along with any savings that apply.
Free Second Opinion
Got a bridge plan somewhere else? Bring it to a free consultation for an honest look at your options.
Book NowDiscounts don't apply to insurance co-payments.
How We Make Your Bridge
A fully digital office means a more comfortable visit and a bridge that fits.
A Scan Instead of Goopy Trays
We record your teeth with an intraoral scanner, so there are no impression trays to bite into.
Seeing It for Yourself
Our intraoral camera puts the teeth next to your gap on the screen, so you can see why we recommend what we do.
All-Porcelain Restorations
Your bridge is porcelain or ceramic, never a metal-based crown, and shaded to match the teeth around it.
Insurance and Payment for Your Bridge
We're in network with plans like Aetna PPO, Blue Cross Blue Shield PPO, UnitedHealthcare PPO and Ameritas PPO. Our team will check your benefits and tell you what your plan pays toward a bridge.
For the rest, you can pay over time with an in-house payment plan, CareCredit or Cherry.
See insurance and financing- Aetna PPO
- Blue Cross Blue Shield PPO
- UnitedHealthcare PPO
- Ameritas PPO
- Principal PPO
- CSEA
- In-House Plans
- CareCredit
- Cherry
Questions About Dental Bridges in Great Neck
What patients ask us before they decide.
Can I get dental bridges near me without any metal?
Yes. At our Great Neck office we make porcelain and ceramic bridges and don't place metal-based crowns, so the whole bridge is tooth-colored.
Can you replace a bridge I got years ago at another office?
Yes. We'll examine the bridge and the teeth holding it, then explain whether it can stay, needs repair or should be replaced.
Will my insurance help pay for a bridge?
It depends on your plan. We're in network with more than 40 dental plans, and our team checks what yours pays toward a bridge before we start.
Should I get a bridge or an implant?
It depends on the health of the teeth beside the gap, your bone, your timeline and your budget. We'll lay out both, with fees, and let you choose.
How much does a dental bridge cost?
It depends on how many teeth it replaces and the material. You'll get the full fee before we start, we'll check your insurance, and payment plans are available.