Replace Multiple Missing Teeth With A Secure Implant-Supported Bridge

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A strong option when you are missing more than one tooth in the same area

When several adjacent teeth are missing, you do not always need one implant for every tooth. An implant-supported bridge uses carefully positioned implants to support a span of replacement teeth, which can restore the area with fewer implant sites while still keeping the result fixed and functional. The success of an implant bridge depends on bone support, bite forces, span length, and how the final restoration will be maintained. At PIHP, we plan those details carefully so the implants are placed for long-term support, tissue health, and a natural-looking final bridge.

Board-certified periodontists planning implant positions around the final bridge design
CBCT imaging used to evaluate bone volume, spacing, and anatomical limits before treatment
Specialist assessment for complex cases involving prior bone loss or multiple missing teeth
Dr. Angel Rodriguez

Dr. Angel Rodriguez

DDS, CAGS, MSD

your journey

What implant bridge treatment involves

01

Consultation and imaging

We assess the missing-tooth span, measure your bone support, and determine how many implants are needed to support the bridge safely.

02

Treatment planning

Your plan is built around implant number, bridge length, bite load, and whether any grafting or site development is needed first.

03

Implant placement

The implants are positioned to support the final bridge while protecting surrounding bone and soft tissue.

04

Healing and integration

The implants heal beneath the gums over the following months while the bone bonds to the titanium surface.

05

Bridge delivery

Once the implants are stable, the final implant-supported bridge is placed so the area looks natural and functions comfortably.

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Why patients choose implant bridges

Replaces several teeth with a fixed solution

An implant bridge can restore a larger gap without the feel or movement of a removable option.

Protects healthy neighboring teeth

Unlike a traditional bridge, implant bridges do not require nearby teeth to be cut down for support.

Can use fewer implants than separate single replacements

The bridge is designed to span the space efficiently while still giving you stable support where it matters.

Helps preserve bone in the missing-tooth area

Implants stimulate the jaw and help limit the shrinkage that often follows tooth loss.

Built for function as well as appearance

When planned well, an implant bridge restores chewing strength, smile confidence, and easier day-to-day comfort.

How We Care

Bridge cases need precise planning behind the scenes

The right number and position of implants depends on more than the size of the gap alone.

Span length matters

Longer bridges need the right support so the final restoration stays stable under bite pressure.

Bone support shapes the plan

We evaluate ridge width, height, and adjacent anatomy before deciding how to support the bridge properly.

Designed around the final smile

Implant positions are chosen for emergence, tissue contour, and function, not just for surgical convenience.

Maintenance is part of longevity

We explain how to keep around and beneath the bridge clean so the tissues remain healthy over time.

Periodontist explaining implant bridge treatment to a patient

What Our Patients Say

  • 5 out of 5 stars. I am extremely happy with my implants and gum surgery. Thank you for giving me my smile back.” — S, Los Angeles
  • 5 out of 5 stars. They did not try to sell me dental implants and instead guided me on what was best for my situation. I highly recommend them if you are trying to find a trustworthy office.” — Aileen, Los Angeles
  • 5 out of 5 stars. I have suffered from chronic gum inflammation for years, but I have seen significant improvement since I began treatment here.” — Ross, Los Angeles
  • 5 out of 5 stars. I had gum surgery with Dr. Joan Otomo. She explained my options thoroughly, the procedure was quick, and the results are ideal.” — Abigail, Los Angeles
  • 5 out of 5 stars. The implant process was actually painless, and I have experienced zero discomfort since then. These are great people.” — Carlos, Los Angeles
  • 5 out of 5 stars. I just had an implant done a few days ago and it was quick and basically painless. I could not recommend this office more highly.” — Cristina, Los Angeles
  • 5 out of 5 stars. I had deep frontal gum restructuring and she did a magnificent job. The team was prompt, courteous, and exceptional.” — Valencia, Los Angeles
  • 5 out of 5 stars. My three dental implants look and feel amazing. I finally have a full smile again and it is the best.” — Chelsy, Los Angeles

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Meet with a board-certified periodontist to review your missing-tooth span, assess your bone support, and see whether an implant bridge is the right way forward.

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