Traditional Dental Bridge
This is the most common type. It uses crowns on the teeth beside the gap to support the artificial tooth in the middle.
Fixed replacements that close the gap left by missing teeth.

If you are missing one or more teeth, a dental bridge can help restore your smile. At Parkside Drive Dental, we provide dental bridges in Waterloo as part of our cosmetic dentistry services . A bridge fills the gap left by a missing tooth and helps your smile look complete again.
Our clinic has served the Waterloo community since 1998 from 550 Parkside Drive, Unit A5, Waterloo, ON N2L 5V4. If you would like to learn whether a dental bridge is right for you, call (519) 885-0810 to schedule a consultation.

A dental bridge is a fixed dental restoration used to replace one or more missing teeth. It “bridges” the space where a tooth used to be.
A traditional bridge includes:
The supporting teeth are prepared so the bridge can fit securely. Once placed, the bridge stays in your mouth and functions like natural teeth.
Dental bridges can improve both the look and function of your smile.
When a tooth is missing, it affects more than appearance. Gaps can lead to:
Replacing a missing tooth with a bridge helps maintain spacing and restore balance to your smile.
There are different types of bridges. The right one depends on your oral health and the location of the missing tooth.
This is the most common type. It uses crowns on the teeth beside the gap to support the artificial tooth in the middle.
This type is used when there is only one supporting tooth next to the gap.
Also called a resin-bonded bridge, this option uses a metal or porcelain framework bonded to the back of nearby teeth. It is often used for front teeth.
During your consultation, we will review which option may be suitable for you.
Many patients choose dental bridges because they:
A well-fitted bridge is designed to blend naturally with surrounding teeth.
The cost of a dental bridge in Waterloo can vary depending on:
In Canada, dental bridges often range from approximately $1,000 to $5,000 or more, depending on complexity. Exact costs are determined after a clinical exam.
We offer direct billing to most insurance plans. Our team can review your coverage and discuss flexible payment options during your consultation.
With proper care, dental bridges can last many years. Good oral hygiene is essential.
To care for your bridge:
We will demonstrate proper cleaning techniques to help protect your investment.
We are located at 550 Parkside Drive, Unit A5 , near Northfield Station. Patients from Laurelwood, Conestogo, North Waterloo, and central Waterloo can reach our office easily.
Our Waterloo dental clinic is open Monday to Friday with evening hours available. We are also open on select Saturdays. Saturday appointments fill quickly, so we recommend booking ahead.
Dental bridges at Parkside Drive Dental are provided by Dr. Jacqueline Whiteside and Dr. Cathy Bekhyt.
Dr. Jacqueline Whiteside earned her Doctor of Dental Surgery degree from Western University after completing a Bachelor of Science in Biochemistry at Wilfrid Laurier University. Her research on periodontal disease was published in Nature Communications. She believes in patient education and thoughtful treatment planning.
Dr. Cathy Bekhyt earned her Doctor of Dental Surgery degree from the University of Toronto and studied Medical Sciences at Western University. She is a member of the Ontario Dental Association and the Canadian Dental Association. She values long-term patient relationships and careful dental care.
Both dentists are experienced general dentists committed to continuing education and providing personalized treatment plans.
If you are missing a tooth and want to restore your smile, we are here to help.
Our team will review your options and help you decide whether a dental bridge fits your goals.
Call: (519) 885-0810 .
With proper care, many dental bridges last several years. Longevity depends on oral hygiene, bite forces, and regular dental visits.
The procedure is performed with local anesthesia to keep you comfortable. Some mild sensitivity may occur after treatment, but it usually improves.
Yes. After a short adjustment period, most patients can return to normal eating habits. We may recommend avoiding very hard foods.
Cleaning under a bridge requires special floss threaders or small brushes. We will show you how to clean properly.
Most dental bridges are fixed in place and are not removable by the patient.
There may be a short adjustment period. Most patients adapt quickly and speak normally.
New patients are always welcome at our Unit A5 clinic. Call (519) 885-0810 or request an appointment online.
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