Dental Bridges in San Diego, CA
Precision Bridgework With Technology You Can Trust
- Free Consultations and Second Opinions
- Implant Placement and Restoration In-House
- Advanced CBCT and Digital Imaging On-Site
- Flexible Payment Plans for Major Work
Precision Technology for a Better Fit
At our state-of-the-art office that surpasses OSHA and CDC standards, we use CBCT 3D imaging and digital X-rays. These tools map your jaw structure before treatment begins, helping Dr. Stragier plan precise implant angles and bridge dimensions, minimizing the need for adjustments and helping your restoration look and feel natural from day one.
Honest Recommendations, No Pressure
Every bridge case starts with a free consultation where Dr. Stragier evaluates your options and explains what he would recommend and why. If a bridge isn't the best solution, he'll tell you. Our long-tenured team has built a reputation on straightforward guidance, and second opinions are always welcome.
Complete Implant-Supported Bridge Care
Many practices refer patients out for dental implant placement, adding extra appointments and unfamiliar offices to the process. Dr. Stragier handles every step in-house, from your initial consultation and imaging through implant placement and final bridge restoration, so your care stays with one team you already trust.
Reasonably Priced Care
Our fees typically fall within the 80th percentile for the region. Our San Diego office accepts most insurance plans and provides flexible financing options like CareCredit® to keep care accessible.
Dental Bridges vs Dentures
A traditional dental bridge consists of one or more replacement teeth anchored by crowns on either side of the gap, restoring your ability to eat, speak, and smile with confidence. Bridges replace one or several consecutive missing teeth, while dentures replace a full arch. Both options can be supported by dental implants.
Implant-Supported Bridges
Dr. Stragier is a dentist who can coordinate dental implant placement to make your bridge stable and prevent jawbone atrophy.
Dental implants are artificial tooth roots that are surgically anchored into the jawbone. The implants are made of titanium or other biocompatible materials. During a months-long recovery period, the dental implant fuses with the jawbone in a process known as osseointegration, allowing it to provide the ultimate support to a crown, bridge, or denture.
Implant bridges offer a number of dental health benefits in addition to numerous cosmetic advantages.
The Traditional Dental Bridge Process
I love Dr. Stragier! He’s honest, friendly, and always does an amazing job. He’s someone I genuinely trust, and it makes such a difference knowing you’re in good hands. Such a great dentist and a great man overall. Highly recommend. -Serina, 5-Star Review
