Medically reviewed by Gordana Čižmek, dr. dent. med., spec. · Last updated: July 2026
A dental bridge is a prosthetic solution used to fill the gap between two natural teeth. A bridge is made up of two or more crowns fixed to the adjacent teeth, while the sections in between are artificial teeth (pontics) that fill the gap.
You have probably searched for the price of a dental bridge, so below we set out the exact price list for a dental bridge at the OrthoDental clinic.
- A dental bridge fills the gap left by one or more missing teeth using crowns on the neighbouring teeth.
- A bridge for one missing tooth costs €1,350 – two crowns at €500 each plus a €350 pontic.
- A Maryland bridge for a front tooth is €750.
- You receive an exact quote at your examination, based on your specific case.
How much does a dental bridge cost?
The cost of a dental bridge depends on several factors, such as the materials chosen, the complexity of the procedure and the number of missing teeth to be replaced. At OrthoDental your dentist gives you an exact estimate at your examination, reflecting your specific needs. The price of a Maryland bridge, suitable for missing teeth at the front of the mouth, is €750. It offers excellent aesthetics and closely mimics the look of natural teeth.
We can also provide a bridge for various situations. If you are missing 1 tooth, the two adjacent teeth are prepared (ground down) at €500 per tooth, with a pontic added in between at €350. If two or more teeth are missing, the cost of preparing the two outer teeth stays the same, while the pontic cost depends on the number of missing teeth – so €700 for two, €1,050 for three.
In other words, the price of a bridge for one missing tooth (with two adjacent teeth prepared) is €1,350, for two missing teeth €1,750, and for three missing teeth €2,250.
| Item | Price |
|---|---|
| Maryland bridge (single front tooth) | €750 |
| Crown on a supporting tooth (each) | €500 |
| Pontic (artificial tooth in the gap) | €350 |
| Bridge for 1 missing tooth | €1,350 |
| Bridge for 2 missing teeth | €1,750 |
| Bridge for 3 missing teeth | €2,250 |
Bridge, implant or denture?
A bridge is one of several ways to replace missing teeth. The right choice depends on how many teeth are missing and the condition of the neighbouring teeth.
| Solution | Best for | Type |
|---|---|---|
| Dental bridge | One or a few missing teeth | Fixed |
| Dental implant | One or a few missing teeth | Fixed |
| All-on-4 | A full arch of teeth | Fixed |
| Denture | Many or all teeth missing | Removable |
A dental bridge is an excellent solution for anyone who wants to replace missing teeth and restore their smile. See our full price list, or read how a bridge compares with a dental implant.
Frequently asked questions
How much does a dental bridge cost?
At OrthoDental, a bridge for one missing tooth costs €1,350 – two crowns on the neighbouring teeth at €500 each, plus a €350 pontic to fill the gap. A bridge for two missing teeth is €1,750 and for three €2,250. A Maryland bridge for a single front tooth is €750.
Is a dental bridge cheaper than an implant?
A bridge often has a lower upfront cost and can be completed more quickly, while an implant replaces the tooth root and does not rely on the neighbouring teeth. The best option depends on your case – read our bridge vs implant comparison.
How long does a dental bridge last?
With good oral hygiene and regular check-ups, a well-made dental bridge can last many years. Your dentist will advise on the best care for your bridge at your appointment.
Can I pay for a dental bridge in instalments?
Yes. Ask about our instalment payment options at your examination so you can spread the cost of your treatment.
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Gordana Čižmek
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