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Frequently asked questions
Is a dental bridge or an implant better?
Both are valid fixed solutions. A bridge is faster, no surgery, uses adjacent teeth as anchors. An implant preserves adjacent teeth but requires surgical placement and months of healing. Your specialist will recommend honestly which is right for your case.
How long does a dental bridge last?
Typical functional lifespan is 10–15 years, often longer with good oral hygiene and hygienist care. Lifespan depends more on the anchor teeth than the bridge material itself.
How much does a bridge cost in Turkey compared to the UK?
A three-unit zirconium bridge privately in the UK is typically £2,400–£3,600. At Amazing Smile Turkey the same bridge is usually 50–70% less, fixed in your written quote.
How long does the treatment take?
Most bridge cases are completed in a single Antalya trip of 5–7 days, including preparation, laboratory fabrication and final fit.
Does getting a bridge hurt?
The preparation of anchor teeth is carried out under local anaesthesia and is painless. Mild tenderness for a day or two is normal and managed with standard pain relief.
Can I eat normally with a bridge?
Yes. A fixed bridge functions like your natural teeth for most foods. Sticky or very hard foods are sensible to avoid, as with any dental restoration.
What is the difference between a bridge and a crown?
A crown restores a single damaged tooth. A bridge replaces one or more missing teeth by spanning the gap and anchoring on adjacent teeth, which themselves receive crowns as part of the bridge.
Can bridges be whitened?
No — the ceramic itself does not respond to whitening. That is why whitening is done before the bridge is shade-matched if you want a brighter baseline.
Are bridges covered by the written guarantee?
Yes. Every bridge placed at Amazing Smile Turkey is covered by a written guarantee for its defined period, with lifetime WhatsApp aftercare.
What is a Maryland bridge?
A Maryland (adhesive) bridge bonds a replacement tooth to the back of an adjacent tooth via a small wing, without crowning the anchor. It is minimally invasive but has narrower clinical applications than zirconium or E-max bridges.
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