Dental Crowns
A single crown protects a damaged tooth that’s still in place. A bridge uses crowns on the neighboring teeth to replace one that’s missing. We’ll tell you which one your situation calls for.

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We place dental bridges in Temperance, MI to fill the gap from a missing tooth with a fixed replacement. Each bridge is made to match your bite and the teeth beside it.
A traditional bridge is anchored by the healthy teeth that border the gap. Those teeth are capped with crowns, and the replacement tooth sits between them. Our team has placed more than 2,000 crowns, so the foundation of your bridge is familiar work.
Dr. Al-Jerdi checks the anchor teeth and gums first. If those teeth need care before they can support a bridge, he’ll explain why and walk you through your other options.
He trained at the University of Detroit Mercy, close to where he grew up in Southeast Michigan. Our team brings more than 100 years of combined experience, and our practice is a member of the Michigan Dental Association.

“I cannot express my complete satisfaction with this office enough! I called 9am this morning with emergency tooth extraction. Set me up with a 12pm appointment and after a quick discussion and diagnoses got me set up. Dr al-jerdi could not have been more reassuring and professional! His assistant was awesome as well! I’m sorry I didn’t remember her name but she was absolutely awesome! I’m 66yrs old with plenty of dental issues and now I know who I’ll be using in future! Thank you again”
We’re grateful to every patient who takes the time to tell others what their visit was really like.
A bridge is a planned treatment, so it helps to know how it fits life here.
After your bridge is placed, the same team can be your local dentist in Temperance for routine checkups.
Need more help?(734) 847-1780A bridge rarely stands alone. These treatments often come up in the same conversation.
A single crown protects a damaged tooth that’s still in place. A bridge uses crowns on the neighboring teeth to replace one that’s missing. We’ll tell you which one your situation calls for.
When several teeth are missing, a partial or full denture may make more sense than a bridge. We’ll weigh both with you, looking at how many teeth are gone, how you chew and what fits your finances.
Regular checkups keep the anchor teeth and the gums around your bridge healthy. Everyone in your household can see the same team for routine care.
We usually bring up a bridge in situations like these.
Molars do much of your chewing. Losing one can push extra work onto the other side of your mouth.
If a tooth can’t be saved, we can plan what replaces it before it’s removed. The area usually needs time to heal before a bridge goes in.
Neighboring teeth can tip or shift toward an empty space over time. Filling the gap helps keep your bite where it belongs.
Food can get stuck in an open space and irritate the gums. Some people start chewing on one side without noticing.
Bring your questions about the gap to a free consultation. We’ll check the teeth that would hold the bridge, show you what we see and outline the steps and timeline.

Bridge coverage varies from plan to plan, so we review your benefits with you before treatment starts. Plans we accept include Delta Dental (all states), MetLife, Cigna, Cigna Access Plus, Aetna, GEHA, Humana and Blue Cross Blue Shield, along with most other major plans.
Sunbit financing lets you pay for a bridge over time. If your plan isn’t listed, call us and we’ll check it for you.
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