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No. Bridges do more than fill unsightly gaps in your smile. They help you to chew properly, and they keep your bite in place, helping to prevent the onset of TMJ. They can also prevent the deterioration of your jaw and bone and gum tissue around the area of tooth loss. Finally, they prevent the drift of your other teeth.
