Dental Bridges Nashville, TN
Restore
Your Smile
- Traditional and implant-supported options available
- Partnered with trusted labs in Nashville and Georgia
- Personalized, conservative approach to tooth replacement
- 10% discount with our membership plan
Making Dental Bridges More Affordable
for Patients in Nashville, TN
- Straightforward pricing without surprises: Our dentist in Nashville, TN, is out-of-network by choice, which allows us to prioritize quality over quotas. Our self-pay pricing is competitive with many PPO rates, and our team will help you pursue reimbursement when eligible.
- 10% savings with our membership plan: Our in-office membership plan gives you access to preventive care plus a discount on bridges and other treatments; no approvals or claims required.
- Payment options that work for you: We accept major credit cards and offer financing through CareCredit® to help you manage costs with low monthly payments.
Get to Know
Dr. Wilson
Dr. Bob Wilson brings advanced training and a thoughtful approach to every restorative case, whether you need a single bridge or a full-mouth solution.
- Fellowship-trained in restorative and implant dentistry: Completed advanced residencies and earned a fellowship from the International Congress of Oral Implantologists
- Focused on long-term results: Designs bridges and full treatment plans with longevity and comfort in mind
- Conservative in approach, clear in communication: Helps you understand your options and recommends only what truly supports your health
- Rooted in the Nashville community: A Bellevue resident who partners with local labs and supports local organizations like Friends of Warner Parks
“They go above and beyond the call of duty to help out their patients. Everyone on the staff, including the Dr, are amazing. They are honest, caring, compassionate, and very professional. They are a “10” in my book!” — Todd, 5-Star Review
Frequently Asked Questions About Dental Bridges in Nashville, TN
What is the difference between a traditional and an implant-supported bridge?
A traditional bridge is supported by neighboring teeth, while an implant-supported bridge is anchored by dental implants placed in the jaw. Dr. Wilson will explain which option is best based on your oral health and goals.
How long do dental bridges last?
With proper care, bridges can last 10 years or longer. Regular cleanings and exams at our practice serving Nashville will help us monitor the fit and function of your restoration over time.
Can a bridge be used after a root canal or crown?
Yes. If nearby teeth have been treated with a dental crown or root canal, they may still support a bridge. Dr. Wilson will evaluate the strength and structure of those teeth during your consultation.
