The Real Cost Of Leaving A Gap Untreated
Most people put off replacing a missing tooth because it does not hurt. Fair enough. But the teeth next to that gap start tilting inward. Your bite shifts. Chewing becomes lopsided. Within a year or two, what started as one missing tooth becomes a problem that affects three or four.
A bridge stops all of that. It fills the space, keeps your remaining teeth in line, and gives you back the ability to eat and speak without compensating.






