Dental Bridges in Murphy, TX
Missing one or more teeth? At Murphy Crossing Dental Care, we offer custom dental bridges to restore your smile, improve function, and prevent further dental issues. Our experienced team uses high-quality materials and modern techniques to create natural-looking, long-lasting bridges that blend seamlessly with your existing teeth.
Restore Your Smile at Murphy Crossing Dental Care

What Is a Dental Bridge?
- Traditional Bridges – Supported by crowns placed on adjacent teeth.
- Cantilever Bridges – Anchored on one side when only one adjacent tooth is available.
- Implant-Supported Bridges – Attached to dental implants instead of natural teeth.
We’ll help you choose the best type of bridge based on your needs, oral health, and budget.
Why You Might Need a Dental Bridge
- Missing one or more teeth in a row
- Difficulty chewing or speaking clearly
- Shifting of surrounding teeth due to a gap
- Changes in facial shape or bite alignment
- Desire to restore a complete, confident smile
Don’t ignore the gap. A dental bridge can protect your oral health and help you feel confident again.


Benefits of Dental Bridges
- Restores Appearance – Fills gaps and gives you a natural-looking smile.
- Improves Function – Chew and speak more effectively.
- Maintains Alignment – Prevents remaining teeth from shifting out of place.
- Fixed & Convenient – Non-removable and easy to care for.
- Long-Lasting Results – Durable with proper care and hygiene.
Who Is a Candidate for a Dental Bridge
You may be a good candidate for a dental bridge if you:
- Are missing one or more teeth in the same area
- Have healthy teeth or implants to support the bridge
- Want a fixed (non-removable) alternative to dentures
- Desire a natural look and feel
- Practice good oral hygiene and attend regular checkups
Not sure? Our Murphy dental team will evaluate your smile and recommend the best solution.

What to Expect During Your Dental Bridge Treatment
1. Initial Consultation
We begin with an exam and digital imaging to assess your teeth and discuss your goals.
2. Tooth Preparation
If using a traditional bridge, adjacent teeth are prepared to support the crowns.
3. Impressions & Temporary Bridge
We take impressions and place a temporary bridge while your custom restoration is made.
4. Final Placement
Your custom bridge is cemented in place, adjusted for fit, and polished to perfection.
We Accept Most Major Insurances
PPO Plans
HMO Plans

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Answers to Your Questions
How long do dental bridges last?
With proper care, dental bridges can last 10–15 years or even longer. Regular checkups and good oral hygiene are key.
Are dental bridges painful?
The procedure is not painful. We use local anesthesia during preparation, and most patients report only mild soreness afterward.
Can I eat normally with a dental bridge?
Yes! Once your bridge is placed and you’ve adjusted, you’ll be able to eat comfortably and confidently.
How do I care for my dental bridge?
Brush and floss daily, especially around the bridge. Use a floss threader or water flosser to clean under the bridge and attend regular cleanings.
Is a bridge better than a dental implant?
It depends on your specific situation. Implants are more permanent but cost more. Bridges are quicker and more affordable, especially if the surrounding teeth already need crowns.
Will insurance cover a dental bridge?
Most dental insurance plans cover a portion of the cost. We’ll help you verify your benefits and explore financing options if needed.
Didn’t find the answer to your question? Call us at (469) 322-8595, and we’ll be happy to help!
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