Dental Bridges in Edgware
Fill the gap with a fixed, natural-looking bridge from £595 per unit — no removable parts, no surgery.
A dental bridge replaces one or more missing teeth by anchoring a false tooth to the teeth either side of the gap — fixed in place, so it looks and works like your own. At Toothi in Edgware, bridges start from £595 per unit, matched precisely to your natural tooth colour. We’ll also compare the alternatives honestly: for many gaps an implant protects neighbouring teeth better, and we’ll tell you plainly which suits your mouth and budget.
Bridge, implant or denture?
Bridge — from £595/unit
Fixed, quick (2–3 visits), no surgery. Requires preparing the neighbouring teeth, which is its main trade-off. Lasts 10–15 years with good care.
Implant — from £1,995
The gold standard: stands alone without touching other teeth and protects the jawbone. Higher cost, minor surgery, longest lifespan.
Partial Denture — from £595
Removable and most affordable for multiple gaps — but less fixed-feeling than a bridge or implant.
Not sure? A £55 examination gets you an honest written comparison for your specific gap. New implant patients get a free implant consultation.
How it works
Assessment
We check the anchor teeth are strong enough and plan your bridge design.
Preparation & Scan
The anchor teeth are shaped and a precise digital scan is taken; you wear a temporary bridge meanwhile.
Fit & Balance
Your lab-made bridge is fitted, checked against your bite and cemented — usually 2–3 visits in total.
Bridge fees
| Examination & assessment | £55 |
| Dental bridge | from £595 per unit |
| Recement existing bridge | £125 |
| 0% finance | available over 10 months |
A typical 3-unit bridge (one missing tooth, two anchors) is quoted in writing after assessment. See the full fee guide.
Bridge FAQs
How much does a dental bridge cost in Edgware?
From £595 per unit at Toothi — a typical three-unit bridge replacing one tooth is quoted in writing after a £55 assessment. 0% finance is available.
How long does a bridge last?
Typically 10–15 years with good hygiene — the anchor teeth must stay healthy, so cleaning under the bridge (we’ll show you how) and regular check-ups matter.
Is a bridge better than an implant?
A bridge is quicker and avoids surgery, but requires shaping the neighbouring teeth. An implant leaves other teeth untouched and preserves bone, at higher cost. Neither is universally better — it depends on your gap, your anchor teeth and your budget, and we’ll advise honestly.
Does getting a bridge hurt?
No — preparation is done under local anaesthetic, and any post-visit sensitivity settles within days.
My bridge has come loose — can you recement it?
Usually yes (£125), even if it was made elsewhere — book promptly before the anchor teeth are damaged. Same-day emergency slots available.
Page reviewed by Dr Ali El-Kabengi (GDC 270807) · Updated 18 August 2026
