How much does a dental bridge cost?
Fast. Minimally invasive. All in one place. Restore one or more missing teeth for less with our affordable dental bridge treatments.
Let’s break down the cost of a dental bridge
On average, our patients pay $3,699¹
While many things can impact how much bridges cost, learn what will likely affect the price you pay with our breakdown below.
¹This average price is an approximation based on 2025 internal data and may not reflect the actual cost you will encounter due to individual factors. Price range varies from $2,516 to $5,636. For location specific pricing, please click here.
What affects the cost of a dental bridge?
Type of dental bridge
The cost of dental bridges can range greatly depending on the type you need. That combined with the manufacturing process, the number of teeth you’ll be replacing and whether your bridge is removable or fixed will directly impact the cost associated with your care.
Selected materials
The material used—either composite resin, metal alloy or zirconia—affects the cost of your dental bridge.
Placement compexity
The more difficult a dental bridge placement is, the higher the overall cost can be. We can help you get the care you need with insurance and financing solutions that keep your treatment affordable. We do not accept Medicaid.
Additional procedures
The cost of your overall treatment plan may also depend on if you need related procedures to prep your smile for its final bridge. Common treatments include gum disease treatment, root canal therapy, tooth extraction and bone graft, and also vary in price depending on your location and your unique oral health needs.
Dental insurance and financing
At first glance, the cost of dental bridges may seem overwhelming. The good news? Aspen Dental has solutions designed for every budget. While we do not accept Medicaid, we work with most dental insurance providers to maximize your benefit.
We prioritize accessible dental care, offering flexible payment and 3rd-party financing options. With our 3rd-party lenders, 99% of applications are approved, making dental care affordable for nearly everyone.
Explore all dental bridges
Learn more about our dental bridge options before getting your personalized care plan.
Our most common permanent bridge option allows you to replace up to three teeth in a row.
With our most premium bridge option, you can restore three or more consecutive teeth.
Designed with front teeth in mind, you can fill in a gap from a single missing tooth with this custom option.
Save on a dental bridge
Visit an office near you for a custom care plan and 20% off a dental bridge made just for you.
²Available in select offices. Not valid for previous or ongoing work and cannot be combined with other discounts or dental discount programs. Not valid for orthodontia. Discount taken off usual and customary fees for general dentistry services and does not apply to services rendered by a specialist. Patients with insurance will receive either the 20% discount or insurance plan pricing, whichever discount is greater. Offer expires 12/31/25.
Manage dental bridge costs without insurance
Your permanent dental bridge doesn’t need to break the bank. With 3rd-party dental financing, a wide range of insurance partners and our Aspen Dental Savings Plan, we help you afford your care.
We do not accept Medicaid.
5 things to know about dental bridge costs
How much does a dental bridge cost?
On average, a 3-tooth bridge costs $3,699³ (also known as a traditional fixed bridge)
If you have insurance, your plan may cover partial costs. Find your office to see if your insurance provider is accepted.
To find out what your smile needs, schedule a visit to get a care estimate customized for you.
³This average price is an approximation based on 2025 internal data and may not reflect the actual cost you will encounter due to individual factors. Price range varies from $2,516 to $5,636. For location specific pricing, please click here.
Is a dental bridge cheaper than an implant?
Here’s what to consider when choosing your treatment and its related costs:
Traditional dental bridges often have lower upfront costs than implants
When replacing a tooth, you can choose either a dental bridge or single tooth implant
Traditional bridges
Our range: $2,516–$5,636⁴
How much you pay depends on a few things: materials, type, location, and more.
You may need a replacement every 5-15 years.
Replacement bridges can increase how much you pay long-term.
Single tooth implants
Our range: $2,958 to $6,317⁵
How much you pay depends on a few things: materials, type, location, and more.
Implants are designed to last a lifetime with proper care.
Great long-term value but cost more upfront.
⁴Pricing is based on what Aspen Dental patients paid nationwide. For location specific pricing, please click here.
⁵Pricing is based on what Aspen Dental patients paid nationwide. For location specific pricing, please click here.
Does insurance cover dental bridges?
Many plans cover 50–80% of your costs.
Your coverage depends on your insurance policy and your medical necessity.
Pre-authorization may be required, so connect with your insurance provider for more details.
How long does a dental bridge last?
With proper care, your bridge can last up to 15 years.
Regular dental checkups and good oral hygiene can make your bridge last longer.
The materials you select, or are recommended, can affect the long-term durability.
To see what your dental bridge or replacement cost could be, find your local office.
What factors affect dental bridge costs?
The number of teeth you need replaced.
The materials your provider prescribes may impact cost: porcelain, metal, or zirconia.
Your geographic location and related dentist fees.
Your need for additional treatments (e.g., gum disease treatments, tooth extractions).
Ready to learn more?
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