Dental Implants and Bridges are two common solutions used to replace missing teeth. Dental Implants are strong, long lasting artificial roots inserted into the jawbone during oral surgery, while bridges are dental prostheses that join an artificial tooth permanently to adjacent teeth. The picture above gives you a great explanation of the difference between an implant and a bridge.
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