They are porcelain restorations with metal substructures used to restore or replace missing teeth. The biological compatibility of the metal substructure is crucial, and therefore, noble metals like gold, titanium, or biologically compatible metal alloys are used, which are then aesthetically enhanced with porcelain in a laboratory setting. After tooth preparation and taking impressions, they are completed in three stages.

When proper patient care is maintained, they can be long-lasting. They are more resistant to chewing forces compared to metal-free porcelain bridges. The best option for your mouth will be determined by your dentist.