Missing more than one tooth does not automatically mean an implant for each gap. There are smart ways to restore several teeth using a smaller number of well‑placed implants.
Implant‑Supported Bridges
When you are missing several teeth in a row, we can place implants at each end of the space and span them with a bridge. This restores the whole section without needing an implant in every single position.
The result is a fixed, stable set of teeth that stays put. Unlike a traditional bridge that leans on natural teeth, this version is supported entirely by implants, keeping your remaining healthy teeth free of extra strain.
Planning for Balance
Deciding how many implants to place, and where, is a careful balance. We look at the length of the gap, the quality of the bone in each spot, and how the bite forces spread across the area.
Getting this right means the restoration lasts and feels natural. A three‑dimensional scan lets us map the plan precisely before any surgery, so each implant lands where it will do the most good.
Comfort and Function Restored
Patients who restore several teeth this way often describe it as getting their bite back. Foods that had become difficult return to the menu, and speech that may have shifted around the gaps steadies again.
At Cambie Dental we tailor multi‑tooth plans to each mouth rather than applying a formula. Whether you need two teeth or a longer span restored, the aim is a comfortable, durable result that you stop thinking about.
