Several teeth back,
fixed for good.
An implant-supported bridge replaces several missing teeth in a row with a custom bridge anchored to dental implants — a fixed, stable alternative to a removable partial denture. Planned and placed by a UCLA-trained, surgically-proficient dentist.
- UCLA-trained dental surgeon
- Implants placed & restored in-house
- Most insurance accepted
- Monthly payment plans
- Se habla español
- Award-winning · West LA Dental Society
A fixed way to replace several teeth.
When you are missing several teeth next to each other, an implant-supported bridge restores the whole row. A few dental implants — small titanium posts — are placed in the jawbone, and a custom-made bridge attaches to them. Unlike a traditional bridge or partial denture, it stays put: nothing to take out, and no grinding down the healthy teeth beside the gap.
What an implant bridge does for you.
Protects your jawbone
The implants act like natural roots, helping preserve the jawbone and the shape of your face where teeth are missing.
A permanent, fixed solution
The bridge is anchored to implants and stays in place — a stable, lasting way to replace several teeth in a row.
Eat and speak naturally
Restores your bite and chewing, and lets you speak and smile with confidence — without adhesives or clasps.
You may be a good candidate if you…
Are missing several teeth in a row
An implant bridge is built to replace multiple adjacent missing teeth at once.
Have enough bone to anchor implants
Adequate bone density supports the implants — and if you are short, grafting can rebuild it.
Are in good overall oral health
Healthy gums and teeth give the implants a strong, stable foundation.
Want a long-term, fixed replacement
You would rather have teeth that stay in place than a removable partial denture.
From consultation to a fixed bridge.
Consultation & planning
We take a 3-D scan, answer your questions, and map out your treatment — including insurance and monthly plans.
Implant placement
Dr. Bradley places the implants in the jawbone himself, focused on your comfort the whole way.
Healing period
The implants fuse with the bone over a few months, with clear instructions and support along the way.
Your custom bridge
We craft a bridge for a natural look and fit, then secure it to the implants for lasting stability.
Planned and performed in one place.
Dr. Bradley is a UCLA-trained, surgically-proficient dentist who plans, places, and restores your treatment himself — so the dentist who knows your mouth is the one doing the work, start to finish.
Surgically trained dentist
Four UCLA degrees and a decade of education and training, plus advanced surgical and implant fellowships and a faculty appointment at the UCLA School of Dentistry.
Everything under one roof
Surgery, implants, and restorations handled in-house — no being referred across town.
Affordable, explained up front
Most major insurance accepted and monthly payment plans available, reviewed with you up front.
Trusted by Huntington Park families
“Dr. Bradley really cares for your teeth — his philosophy is to keep as much of the natural tooth as possible. He explained everything clearly, calmed my nerves, and did the procedure perfectly.”
“The best dentist in town. They really helped me with my fillings — completely pain-free — and made me feel at home through the whole process. Highly recommend.”
“My oral health has improved a lot with Dr. Bradley. He listens to my concerns and explains exactly what he’s doing and why — he even shows me the X-rays. He handles my cleanings and put on my adult braces himself, and the whole team is stellar.”
Implant bridge questions, answered.
How long does the process take?
Treatment typically takes a few months from start to finish, since the implants need time to fuse with the bone before the final bridge goes on. The exact timeline depends on how you heal — we walk you through it at your consultation.
How do I care for an implant-supported bridge?
You care for it much like natural teeth — brushing, cleaning under and around the bridge, and regular checkups. With good care it can last many years; we show you exactly how to keep it healthy.
Will the bridge look natural?
Yes. Each bridge is custom-made to blend with your natural teeth in shape and color, so it looks and feels like your own smile.
Is it covered by insurance?
Most major dental plans help cover implant treatment, and we offer monthly payment plans. We review your options at your free consultation — no surprises.
Reviewed by Dr. Bradley Salvatore, DDS · Updated July 1, 2026
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Most major insurance accepted · monthly payment plans available.
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