Restores Strength
Crowns protect and reinforce teeth weakened by decay, fracture or large fillings.
Crowns and Bridges in Burnley
Crowns and Bridges
Restoring damaged or missing teeth with strong, natural-looking results.
Personalised care
Tailored to your dental health
Experienced team
Treatment planned around your goals
Clear pricing
A written estimate before you decide
Your consultation comes first
We assess your oral health, discuss your goals and explain every suitable option clearly.
What is Crowns and Bridges?
A closer look at the treatment.
A crown is a custom-made cap that covers a damaged, weakened or heavily filled tooth, restoring its strength, shape and appearance. A bridge uses crowns on either side of a gap to support a false tooth, replacing one or more missing teeth without surgery.
Both treatments are made from durable, tooth-coloured materials designed to blend naturally with your smile.
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Why choose this treatment?
Designed to restore comfort, function and confidence.
Your dentist will explain the benefits, limitations and alternative treatments before you decide how to proceed.
Non-Surgical Gap Replacement
Bridges replace missing teeth without the need for implant surgery.
Natural Appearance
Modern materials are shade-matched to blend seamlessly with your existing teeth.
Durable
With proper care, crowns and bridges can last well over a decade.
Is treatment suitable for you?
Every journey begins with a detailed assessment.
Suitability depends on your dental health, medical history and personal expectations.
You may be suitable when:
- Teeth weakened by large fillings, decay or fracture
- Root canal-treated teeth needing extra protection
- One or more missing teeth with healthy neighbouring teeth
Your consultation may include:
- A full dental and medical history
- Assessment of your gums, bite and remaining teeth
- Dental imaging or scans where required
- A discussion of suitable treatment alternatives
- A written treatment plan and personalised estimate
Your treatment journey
Carefully planned from consultation to final result.
Timescales vary between patients — your clinician will explain the likely stages for your individual case.
01
Assessment
We examine the tooth or gap and discuss the most suitable restoration.
02
Preparation
The tooth or teeth are gently shaped to receive the crown or bridge.
03
Impressions & Temporary Restoration
Impressions are sent to the lab, with a temporary restoration fitted in the meantime.
04
Fitting
Your custom crown or bridge is checked for fit and comfort, then permanently cemented in place.
Treatment results
Thoughtful dentistry, individually planned.
Replace these demonstration images with genuine, consented patient cases from Bridge Dental Practice.
Cracked Molar Restored
A fractured back tooth strengthened and protected with a ceramic crown.
Gap Closed with a Bridge
A missing front tooth replaced with a natural-looking three-unit bridge.
Treatment fees
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Clear, personalised pricing.
Every case is different, so a final fee is provided after your assessment and treatment planning.
£— personal estimate
✓ Detailed clinical assessment
✓ Written treatment plan
✓ Itemised estimate before treatment
✓ Alternative options explained
Making treatment easier to plan
Your clinician will explain what is included in your proposed treatment and whether any additional procedures may be required.
Payment is due at the time of treatment — we do not currently offer in-house finance or payment plans.
See our Fees guide for indicative pricing across all treatments.
Frequently asked questions
Questions about Crowns and Bridges.
Your consultation is the best place to receive advice based on your own oral health and medical history.
How long does a crown or bridge last?
With good care, crowns and bridges typically last ten to fifteen years or longer.
Will a crown look like my natural tooth?
Yes, crowns are custom-shaded and shaped to match the appearance of your surrounding teeth.
Is getting a crown painful?
The procedure is carried out under local anaesthetic, so discomfort is minimal.
What is the difference between a crown and a bridge?
A crown covers a single tooth, while a bridge uses crowns either side of a gap to support a replacement tooth.
Take the first step towards a healthier smile.
Arrange a consultation to discuss your concerns, explore your options and receive a treatment plan designed around you.
Get in touch
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Contact our friendly team and we will help you arrange the next suitable appointment.
Telephone01282 423973
Practice address2 Colne Road, Burnley, Lancashire, BB10 1LA
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