Dental Bridges in Tribeca, NYC
I'm Dr. Nina Izhaky. A bridge replaces one or more missing teeth by spanning the space between supporting teeth — or dental implants. Crowns and bridges solve different problems: a crown restores or protects an individual tooth, while a bridge fills a gap. Your treatment plan is built around your bite, your remaining tooth structure, your appearance goals, and your long-term oral health — never a one-size-fits-all restoration.
How bridges fit your mouth
Built around your bite — not pulled off a shelf.
Replaces one or more missing teeth.
A bridge spans the gap left by missing teeth, anchored by supporting teeth on either side — restoring chewing, speech, and the look of a complete smile.
Supported by teeth — or implants.
Traditional bridges use your adjacent teeth for support. When the situation calls for it, we plan implant-supported restorative options instead.
Custom, digitally planned.
Every bridge is a custom restoration, planned with digital precision to fit your bite, your spacing, and the teeth around it.
Protects what remains.
The same careful planning goes into the supporting teeth — because a bridge is only as strong as the foundation it rests on.
Your bridge visit, step by step
From gap to finished bridge.
Evaluation and planning.
We assess the gap, the supporting teeth, your bite, and your goals — and confirm whether a bridge, an implant, or another option fits best.
Preparing the supports.
The supporting teeth are shaped to hold the bridge, and precise digital impressions capture every detail of your bite.
A temporary, then the custom bridge.
You wear a temporary restoration while your custom bridge is crafted — then we fit it, check your bite, and polish the final result.
Care instructions for the long run.
We show you how to clean under and around your bridge with the tools designed for it, and set your maintenance schedule.
Bridge or implant? We'll tell you honestly
More than one treatment can sometimes replace a missing tooth. At your consultation we compare the tradeoffs for your specific situation — a bridge usually avoids implant surgery but may require preparation of the supporting teeth, while an implant stands alone. You deserve both sides of the story before you choose.
Hablamos español
We warmly welcome Spanish-speaking patients. Nuestro equipo le explica sus opciones de puentes y su precio exacto en su idioma — llámenos al (212) 561-5303. No facturamos directamente al seguro; le ayudamos con el financiamiento.
Dental bridge questions, answered
01How do I know whether I need a crown or a filling?
A filling repairs a small area of damage; a crown covers and protects the whole visible portion of a weakened, fractured, heavily restored, or root-canal-treated tooth. Your evaluation shows which one your tooth needs.
02How many teeth can a dental bridge replace?
A bridge replaces one or more missing teeth by spanning the space between supporting teeth or implants. The right span depends on the location, your bite forces, and the strength of the supporting teeth.
03Is a bridge better than a dental implant?
Neither is automatically better — they solve the same problem differently. A bridge usually avoids implant surgery but may require preparation of supporting teeth; an implant stands alone but needs surgery and a healing phase. We compare both at your consultation.
04How long do crowns and bridges last?
It depends on your bite, oral hygiene, and maintenance. Brush thoroughly, keep your professional visits, and contact us if anything feels loose or your bite changes — we'll personalize your maintenance plan.
05Can a crown fix a cracked tooth?
A crown protects a weakened or fractured tooth by covering its visible portion — but a deep crack needs evaluation first to confirm the tooth can be saved. Come in and we'll tell you honestly.
06How do I clean under a dental bridge?
With tools designed for the job — we'll show you exactly how to clean beneath and around your bridge at your fitting visit, and check your technique at follow-ups.
07What should I do if my crown or bridge comes loose?
Call us right away at (212) 561-5303. Don't try to re-cement it yourself — we'll see you promptly and secure it properly.
08How much does a dental bridge cost?
It depends on the span, the materials, and the supporting teeth. You'll get an exact number at your evaluation, plus financing options. Call (212) 561-5303.
09Where are you located?
54 Warren Street, New York, NY 10007, in the heart of Tribeca — serving Tribeca, SoHo, Battery Park City, the Financial District, and Downtown Manhattan.
Dental bridges in the heart of Tribeca
Find us at 54 Warren Street, New York, NY 10007 — in the heart of Tribeca, serving Tribeca, SoHo, Battery Park City, the Financial District, and Downtown Manhattan.
Fill the gap — properly
An evaluation, an honest comparison of your options, and an exact price. Call (212) 561-5303 or book online.
