Dental Bridges in Edgware
Fill the gap with a fixed, natural-looking bridge from £595 per unit. Nothing to take out, and no surgery.
A dental bridge replaces one or more missing teeth by anchoring a false tooth to the teeth either side of the gap. It’s fixed in place, so it looks and works like your own. At Toothi in Edgware, bridges start from £595 per unit, colour-matched to your teeth. We’ll also go through the alternatives: for many gaps an implant protects the neighbouring teeth better, and we’ll tell you plainly which suits your mouth.
Bridge, implant or denture?
Bridge: from £595/unit
Fixed, quick (2–3 visits), no surgery. The catch is that the neighbouring teeth have to be prepared. Lasts 10–15 years with good care.
Implant: from £1,995
Stands on its own without touching other teeth, and protects the jawbone. Costs more and involves minor surgery, but lasts longest.
Partial Denture: from £595
A removable option for several gaps. It won’t feel as fixed as a bridge or implant.
Not sure? A £55 examination gets you a written comparison for your particular 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
We shape the anchor teeth and take a digital scan. You wear a temporary bridge in the meantime.
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.
Want to know more? Read our guide to what a dental bridge costs in the UK.
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 have to 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 the neighbouring teeth have to be shaped. An implant leaves other teeth untouched and preserves bone, at higher cost. Neither is better for everyone. It depends on your gap, the anchor teeth and what matters most to you, and we’ll give you our view.
Does getting a bridge hurt?
No. Preparation is done under local anaesthetic, and any sensitivity afterwards settles within days.
My bridge has come loose — can you recement it?
Usually, yes (£125), even if it was made elsewhere. Book soon, before the anchor teeth get damaged. Same-day emergency slots available.
