Dental Implants

Multiple Teeth Implants

When several teeth are missing in a row, an implant-supported bridge gives you back full chewing power without a removable appliance.

How it works

Two or more strategically placed implants act as anchors for a fixed bridge that fills in the missing teeth between them. Because the bridge rests on implants rather than your natural teeth, the surrounding healthy teeth aren’t touched.

Why patients choose this option

Implant-supported bridges are stable, natural-looking, and easy to clean. They preserve bone in the areas where the implants are placed, and they feel like your own teeth when you’re eating and speaking.

Planning the case

Dr. Youn will walk you through what your case looks like — how many implants, where they go, healing time, and what the final restoration will be. You’ll always get a clear plan before treatment starts.

Replace several missing teeth

Call our Pelham Drive office for an implant consultation.

Schedule a Consultation 540-943-9703

Frequently Asked

Common questions

How many implants do I need for multiple missing teeth?

Often fewer than the number of missing teeth — implants act as anchors, and a bridge spans the gaps. For example, three missing teeth in a row can usually be restored with two implants and a three-unit bridge.

How is this different from a partial denture?

A partial denture is removable and rests on your remaining teeth and gums; an implant-supported bridge is fixed in place and supported by implants in the bone. The implants slow bone loss and feel much closer to natural teeth.

How long does it take?

Plan on four to six months from initial placement to final restoration, including healing time. The good news: temporary teeth let you eat and smile normally throughout the process.

What is the cost difference?

Implant-supported bridges cost more up front than partial dentures but typically last decades longer. We are happy to walk through both options with written estimates.

Why patients on Pelham Drive choose Willis Family Dentistry Waynesboro

Dr. Tyler Youn, DDS is calm, unhurried, and trained at University of Detroit Mercy School of Dentistry — and he believes the most important skill in dentistry is listening. Patients across Waynesboro, the 22980 corridor, Stuarts Draft, Fishersville, and Lyndhurst choose Willis Family Dentistry Waynesboro on Pelham Drive because every visit feels like a real conversation, not a sales pitch. We talk about cost up front, accept most major PPO insurance plans, and offer the Virginia Dental Club membership for patients without insurance — so cost is never the reason a smile waits. Open Monday through Friday, 8am to 5pm at 101 Pelham Dr, Waynesboro 22980. Call 540-943-9703 or request an appointment online.