Bridges: Zirconia, E.max, PFZ, PFM | Dentlink Dental Lab
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Bridges

Three units or six. One path in.

Retainers, pontics and connectors designed as one piece by one master, and your first crown free.

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  • $0 remake, no questions asked
  • As little as 10 working days, shipping included
  • One master on the case
A three-unit anterior bridge seated on its printed model, on a black ground
A three-unit anterior bridge on its model, as it left the bench. Two retainers carry one pontic on one path of insertion.

How long a span?

Drag the span. We’ll name the bridge.

Three units to long span, front or back. Every material on the fee schedule, placed where it belongs. Your Rx is the last word.

3 units 6 and longer

Bridges for this span

3 unitsTwo retainers, one pontic

  • Zirconia monolithicAny span

    One piece of full-strength zirconia. The long-span workhorse.

  • Zirconia aestheticShort spans, smile zone

    High-translucency zirconia, still one piece.

  • PFZFront spans

    Porcelain layered by hand over a zirconia frame.

  • E.maxThree units, to the second premolar

    Glass-ceramic translucency where the smile shows.

  • PFMLong or heavy spans

    Porcelain over a metal frame. The classic.

  • Provisional PMMAWhile it heals

    Milled to the same design, so the final meets a ridge that is ready.

Connectors are sized to the span and the material, taller before wider. Not sure between two? Say so on the Rx and the master picks with you.

One piece

Cut from one block. Finished by one pair of hands.

A bridge is designed as one piece, from the first retainer to the last, and finished by the master who holds your case.

A three-unit E.max bridge seated on its pink printed model, seen from the side
An E.max bridge on its modelThree units, one path, tried on the model before it is wrapped.
A master’s gloved hands finishing a multi-unit piece with a polishing disc
The master’s handsContacts, embrasures and the pontic underside, finished one at a time.

Before it ships

Three things checked on the model, not in your chair.

  • Path of insertion

    Seated on the model and checked for rock before it is boxed.

  • Pontic

    Shaped to rest light on the ridge and clean underneath.

  • Contacts and occlusion

    To your note, and saved for the next span you send.

  • And if it still rocks

    We remake it. $0, no questions asked.

A three-unit posterior bridge seated on its printed model, the pontic site marked in pink

Your next bridge

Three units or six. One path in.

Scan both preps and the ridge, note the span and the shade, and one master designs the rest as a single piece.

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