Dental Bridges at Advanced Dental Partners

Bridges

Dental bridges are fixed prosthetic devices used to replace one or more missing teeth, restoring both function and aesthetics to the oral cavity. These bridges consist of artificial teeth, known as pontics, that are anchored in place by dental crowns attached to adjacent natural teeth or dental implants.

There are different types of dental bridges, including traditional bridges supported by crowns, cantilever bridges for cases with adjacent teeth on only one side of the gap, and resin-bonded or Maryland bridges that use metal or porcelain frameworks bonded to adjacent teeth.

The process of getting a dental bridge involves preparing the neighboring teeth for crowns, taking impressions, and fitting a temporary bridge until the final restoration is ready. Once in place, dental bridges effectively restore the ability to chew and speak, maintain facial structure, and enhance smile aesthetics. Proper oral hygiene and regular dental visits are crucial to ensure the longevity and functionality of dental bridges.

Bridges

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Gail Marchiano
11 November 2026
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Dr Gerber is the best. He has been my dentist forever( since 1992). The dental office is spacious and the personnel professional and friendly.
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Vince Beaver
11 November 2026
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Totally satisfied with the care I received from dentist receptionist and all involved thank you.
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Tamara Boyd-Lawson
11 November 2026
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all staff including the doctor is very helpful and believe in taking care of the patient. I enjoy coming to this dental clinic. Thanks for all y’all do.
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Ama Baby
10 November 2026
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I have been going to this practice for the past 15 years; even though they have changed the name and the location of the practice, the people there are still great. There are a lot of new faces there, but I absolutely recommend this office because everyone I have encountered has been amazing.
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Lachae Bryson
7 November 2026
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I went in for a cleaning in May, they advised my crown needed replaced. I thought it was just going to be routine so I paid for them to proceed. It has been a nightmare and about 6 months later I am just finishing that process. Multiple rescans, taking time off work to come to appointments all for it not to be correct, disorganization in the office. They didn’t know which crowns were the new or old, someone else’s scans were in my file, there was blood from a previous procedure in the overhead light during one of my appointments and the dentist had to make them stop and clean it. One time my temporary came off and I called to advise, I was told it was fine to wait until my next appointment. When I got there the dentist was not aware even though a note was made by the receptionist who told me she consulted with the dentist before advising me. He told me that is not something he would’ve advised and not to listen to the people at the front. How is a patient to know they can’t call the office with an issue because they don’t have their ducks in a row as a company. They are unprofessional and talk about their office drama and call offs in front of patients. The dentist did a laser procedure under the table that he didn’t charge me for all to try to make this crown work because I’m now convinced he doesn’t know what he is doing and should no longer be practicing. I am going to look into how a formal complaint can be raised this experience has been a nightmare.

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Advanced Dental Partners
401 Port View Dr.
Suite B
Harrisburg, PA  17111
Office: 717-564-7010

Email: Office@AdvancedDentalPartners.com

Office Hours

Monday: 8:00am – 6:00pm
Tuesday: 9:00am – 5:00pm
Wednesday: 8:00am – 6:00pm
Thursday: 8:00am – 5:00pm
Friday: 8:00am – 1:00pm
Saturday: 9:00am – 1:00pm (Occasional)