Prices for different types

As a clinical director and dentist with a special interest in missing teeth dentistry since 2009, Dr Ali Rifai is trained and experienced in multiple methods for replacing missing teeth, offering several types of dental bridges.

Explore the differences in fees:

  • Replaces up to one lost tooth
  • Typically does not require crowns on adjacent teeth
  • Uses porcelain wings bonded to the back of teeth
  • Costs from £850
  • Replaces up to three missing teeth
  • Typically involves placing two crowns on each side
  • Closely resembles the natural tooth enamel colour
  • Costs from £1,500
  • Replaces up to five missing teeth
  • Does not require support from adjacent teeth
  • Mimics natural tooth roots with posts in the jaw
  • Costs from £3,600

How much will it cost per tooth?

A dental bridge can be quite affordable for replacing a single missing tooth, but when you need to replace multiple missing teeth, the costs can quickly add up. Dental bridges are typically charged per pontic (per tooth).

  • Replace one tooth from £850
  • Replace two teeth from £3,600
  • Replace three teeth from £4,000              
  • Replace five teeth from £4,400 
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Cost considerations for a dental bridge

Dental bridges won’t be the cheapest option to replace missing teeth, nor will they cost the most.

They’re your mid-weight option to replace one or more lost teeth, but it’s essential to bear in mind that, unlike dental implants, dental bridges won’t be a one-off cost.

They’ll require renewal and replacement every 5/15 years. 

So, if you’re intent on choosing a dental bridge as your fake tooth, consider the future costs and compare them against other options to fully understand what you’re purchasing and what it might cost you long-term.